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TECH REPORT
Why our infrastructure still depends on Windows’ 24-year-old OS
If, like me, you’ve put in some years in front-line IT support, you might welcome the idea of getting rid of passwords. To put it delicately, passwords are a pain: despite our best attempts to promote
I was quietly enjoying a large gin and tonic at my local pub when I spotted my friend approaching armed with two pints of the rather lovely Adnams Jolly Old Ale dark winter brew. Clearly something was
The agony of accepting your system is old now
I know from talking to the few trade suppliers that stock Microsoft Surface devices that sales volumes are far lower than anything else. They’re also a rarity in our repair shop and, it seems, many ot
Fran Villalba Segarra, founder and CEO of Internxt shares how the company is building an internet where privacy and security come first.
I have a terrible habit of ignoring tech problems until it’s too late to fix them. I put up with years of flickering on my old LG TV, until it permanently conked out and I had to buy a new one. The la