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"Microsoft delivers emergency patch for under-attack Internet Explorer: Redmond issued a rare emergency security update to fix a zero-day vulnerability — reported by a Google security engineer — in the still-supported IE9, IE10 and IE11" Computerworld 8:18 AM
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"Microsoft patches Internet Explorer to stop PC takeover attacks: The browser flaw impacts every version of Windows." CNET 8:44 AM
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"Microsoft patches Internet Explorer flaw being used to hijack PCs: It's already being used in targeted attacks." Engadget 8:28 AM
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"Microsoft releases Windows 10 build 18305.1003 to the Fast ring with IE fix" Neowin 5:27 PM
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"Researcher publishes PoC for new Windows zero-day: This is the third Windows zero-day the researcher dumps online in the last five months." ZDNet 8:37 AM
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"Microsoft Issues Emergency Patch For Internet Explorer Zero-Day PC Hijack Exploit" HotHardware 4:18 PM
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"Microsoft announces Project Mu to promote Firmware as a Service" Neowin 8:18 AM
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"Microsoft's Chromium-Based Edge Browser Insider Program Is Now Accepting Applications" HotHardware 4:18 PM
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"Xbox All Access to go away on December 31, but it's coming back in 2019" Neowin 5:02 PM
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"Intel Makes Strategic Investment In Lenovo-Backed Chinese VR Firm Sky Limit Entertainment" China Money Network 8:42 AM
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"Intel Creates a 10,000 Square Foot Geodesic Theater Dome" Electronics 360 8:43 AM
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"Could AMD's Ryzen Pro give Intel sleepless nights? Chipmaker AMD is finally giving Intel some much-needed competition in the commercial hardware space" Computerworld UK 8:42 AM
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"AMD Radeon 18.12.3 driver has bug fixes for new Adrenalin 2019 Edition features" Neowin 8:17 AM
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"NVIDIA Demonstrates GeForce RTX Turing GPU Mesh Shading With Impressive Asteroids Demo" HotHardware 4:18 PM
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"Dell Technologies Inc (DVMT) Receives Average Recommendation of 'Buy' from Analysts" Fairfield Current 8:41 AM
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"Exclusive: China hacked HPE, IBM and then attacked clients - sources" Reuters 4:05 PM
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"IBM, HPE victims of Chinese hacking" Reuters 4:05 PM
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"Fable: IBM's Oddities/A lot of people have wondered how IBM, with all its technological excelkence, could have let AWS wipe the floor with them in cloud services." Electronics Weekly 8:43 AM
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"Hewlett Packard Enterprise: 3.3% Yield At 52-Week Lows" Seeking Alpha 8:20 AM
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"Oracle NetSuite to Aid Denaster Expand International Presence" Zacks 8:44 AM
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"Linux Mint 19.1 'Tessa' released into public availability" Neowin 8:27 AM
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"Why PC-as-a-Service is the coming thing: Since traditional PC sales are shrinking - and will continue to do so for the next decade or more - what are PC vendors to do? Simply put, they need to sell buyers on PC-as-a-service (PCaaS). Here's why." ZDNet 8:37 AM
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"The AI chip unicorn that's about to revolutionize everything has computational Graph at its Core: AI is the most disruptive technology of our lifetimes, and AI chips are the most disruptive infrastructure for AI. By that measure, the impact of what Graphcore is about to massively unleash in the world is beyond description. Here is how pushing the boundaries of Moore's Law with IPUs works, and how it compares to today's state of the art on the hardware and software level. Should incumbent Nvidia worry, and users rejoice?" ZDNet 1:33 PM
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