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Countries and companies are scrambling to boost chip output and combat the ever-worsening global semiconductor shortage. However, solutions aren't materializing fast enough to avoid having entire industries at each other's throats.
In an effort to protect itself and customers as much as possible in the short-term, Microsoft is combatting the improper implementation of Exchange's Autodiscover protocol by registering domains where leaked info could spread to.
It's been in the works for a while, and it's finally time for steel to be applied: Construction has begun on Intel's $20 billion investment in new Arizona-based chip factories.
Microsoft Teams' VaxApp allows for easy employee attestation of vaccination. It also makes it easy to monitor attestations from an employer's perspective.
Many of the biggest names in tech are virtually meeting with the Biden administration today to give updates on the state of the chip shortage. Microsoft, Apple, TSMC, and other major players are said to be attending.
In the market for a new All-in-One PC? MSI has one on offer that'll cost you just shy of $1,000.
Microsoft Edge now features new tools for saving money and time. They provide reviews, coupons, suggestions, and more.
Another day, another Microsoft Exchange situation. This time around, a feature bug has led to approximately six figures' worth of credentials being leaked.
Microsoft's Surface devices and the world of Windows seem to be getting snugglier and snugglier. But what's the endgame there?
Some people are huge fans of Best Buy and want to buy all their electronics there. And now they can, so long as they're in the market for the latest Surface devices.
The latest tablet from Microsoft is here. As was accurately reported via the device's leaked info, expect its processors to be a substantial upgrade from the Surface Go 2.
If you're keen on forcing Windows 11 onto an unsupported PC, be warned: Microsoft wants you to formally acknowledge you're putting yourself at risk.
Oracle appears displeased with the U.S. Department of Defense's handling of its upcoming JWCC contract. Oracle argues the same circumstances that haunted the JEDI contract are cropping up yet again.
SteelSeries has two special Ghost edition items up for offer: The Apex 7 TKL Ghost Edition keyboard and Aerox 3 Wireless Ghost Edition mouse. The Ghost collection is only available for a limited time, though.
HP's 14-inch Laptop PC very much appears to be a PC that'll come in a laptop form factor, based on the data available ahead of the machine's October 2021 launch. It'll hit Walmart for certain, though HP hasn't mentioned other retailers.
HP's new Spectre x360 16 features a powerful Intel 11th Gen H-series 35-watt CPU with a gorgeous 3K 16:10 display. It's available starting in October and ships with Windows 11 starting at $1,639.
You can expect a constant stream of new updates and fresh perks when you use Microsoft Teams. One such benefit is having integration for the new MURAL app.
Two of the biggest tech companies in the world also had two of the highest vulnerability counts for the first half of 2021. It's expected, but no less worrisome.
HyperX and NVIDIA are making the headlines today because the former has a gaming mouse that utilizes the latter's Reflex tech. HyperX is targeting its gaming mouse at "elite gamers," in case anyone is self-identifying as one of those.
Microsoft has new guidance for those put at risk by recent Azure vulnerabilities. That guidance involves asking users to do the patching themselves.