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"Microsoft reveals more details of Windows Core OS" ZDNet 12:16 PM
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"Microsoft announces Azure Stack for government" The Stack 7:23 AM
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"Windows 10: Swapping the big bang for the long grumble" ZDNet 7:39 AM
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"Microsoft Outs Stealthy Translucent Phantom Black Xbox One Wireless Controller" HotHardware 5:09 PM
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"Microsoft's Portability Analyzer Ensures Apps Work With .NET Core 3.0" eWeek 5:41 PM
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"Microsoft Store gets new Shopping Cart feature in Windows 10 and Xbox One" Neowin 6:02 PM
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"Microsoft quietly makes 'Your Phone' Android app available to mainstream Windows 10 users" ZDNet 9:23 PM
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"Dell OptiPlex 5260 review: Compact business AIO with strong performance at a competitive price" ZDNet 12:20 PM
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"AMD's 'record breaking' Threadripper 2990WX CPU is now available: 32-core chip can be picked up in Blighty from £1,639.99" The Inquirer 7:08 AM
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"AMD announces new AMD Ryzen Threadripper 2990 WX processors" Gadgets Now 7:20 AM
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"Intel, AMD moving on reveal of more Intel chip flaws" Seeking Alpha 1:59 PM
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"Intel discloses another set of processor vulnerabilities: It has already released updates to address the problem." Engadget 5:41 PM
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"This new vulnerability affecting Intel processors sounds pretty scary" BGR 7:42 PM
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"Speculative execution claims another scalp, scuppers Intel SGX: Speculative execution attacks truly are the gift that keeps on giving." Ars Technica 2:32 PM
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"Intel Coughs to Puma CPU Flaw that Hit Virgin Media Hub 3 Router" ISPreview 7:20 AM
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"Intel's First 9th-Generation Processors Rumored to Launch on October 1st" TechStory 7:22 AM
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"Intel to launch X599 platform for its 28-core Skylake-X CPU: That's providing the chip is legit" The Inquirer 12:17 PM
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"Nvidia's Turing-powered Quadro GPUs are 'first' built for ray-tracing: But you probably can't afford them" The Inquirer 7:08 AM
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"NVIDIA's Turing-powered GPUs are the first ever built for ray tracing: The future of hyper-realistic graphics is here." Engadget 7:09 AM
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"Oracle Accused of Defrauding Investors on Cloud Sales Growth: Florida-based City of Sunrise Firefighters' Pension Fund is leading a lawsuit against Oracle, alleging the company lied to shareholders about drivers behind earlier cloud sales growth •The suit, filed last Friday, is seeking class-action status, Bloomberg reported •An Oracle spokeswoman said the suite has no merit and that the company will vigorously defend against the claims •After a few years of focus on enterprise cloud services, Oracle's effort is still nascent, and the company trails market-share leaders in key segments" Data Center Knowledge 7:24 AM
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"Linux 4.18 brings support for Vega M, Volta GV100 and, er, SPECK: Out, foul Speck" The Inquirer 10:33 AM
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