Category: Blog

Microsoft’s first Fluid Framework apps are here in Outlook and on Office.com, and the company is open-sourcing the infrastructure.

German publication shares new information on Ryzen 4000-series Renoir APUs and Vermeer desktop CPUs.

Microsoft has announced a new AI supercomputer in partnership with OpenAI, and claims it’s among the top five in the world.

At Microsoft Build, Microsoft unveiled Project Reunion, a program to unify Windows 10 apps between Win32 and UWP.

Today, Pivot3 announced a new video surveillance server that will use Lenovo’s ThinkSystem SR655 server. Pivot3 was founded in 2003 and shipped its first hyper-converged infrastructure (HCI) platform in 2008. It currently focuses on providing HCI products, including both datacenter and edge platforms running custom software. (more…)

Today, Dell announced a new lineup of OptiPlex and Precision workstations; two OptiPlex, and nine Precision, all outfitted with 10th Gen Intel Core Processors, and most are available with NVIDIA Quadro graphics. They also all have excellent security features and the option to install your own system image straight from the factory for quick deployment of new devices. (more…)

After considerable community backlash, AMD has decided to enable support for Zen 3 processors with existing B450 and X470 motherboards. With caveats.

Microsoft at Build 2020 on Tuesday announced its supercomputer that is touted to be the fifth most powerful publicly recorded supercomputer and the first to be hosted in the Azure cloud.

Microsoft Edge is adding a contextual search experience that will allow users to get results of their queries directly on the sidebar, without leaving your active webpage.

Coronavirus is leading many shows in technology to be canceled or scaled back. Here’s where this year’s biggest shows stand.