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Massive Intel CPU flaw: Understanding the technical details of Meltdown and Spectre

Two critical architectural flaws in CPUs allow user processes to read kernel memory, affecting Intel, AMD, and ARM processors. Here's what you need to know.

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Artificial ignorance: The 10 biggest AI failures of 2017

Microsoft in 2017: The biggest hardware and software milestones

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Microsoft's conference schedule for 2018: Mark your calendars for these key events

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Apple in 2018: The 4 biggest things that may impact businesses

10 ways AI will impact the enterprise in 2018

CIOs: Here are strategies to achieve 6 common business resolutions for 2018

Windows 10: Chrome vs Firefox vs Edge in Microsoft's new battery life showdown

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AI and automation begin to kill wages for many US jobs

Why Oracle can't buy its way to success in the cloud wars

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Survey: Is smart office tech making your work life easier?

Smart office products are optimizing workplaces for better collaboration and improved productivity, energy efficiency, and employee health, but does this tech really make life easier for employees? Take this short survey from Tech Pro Research (TechRepublic's sister site) to let us know what you think.

IT jobs in 2020: A leader's guide

The demand for IT talent is changing with the evolution toward AI, big data, cloud computing, and automation. Here's how CIOs, IT professionals and IT departments will need to adapt.