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"Microsoft, Dell and Samsung double down on foldable devices, whether people want them or not" GeekWire 8:28 AM
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"Microsoft And Intel Want To Standardize Foldable Laptops" CDR Info 7:35 AM
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"Microsoft and Intel team up to shape the future of dual-screen laptops: The ensuing standards set to be extended to foldables, too" TechRadar UK 7:36 AM
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"Intel adds 'retro scaling' to Ice Lake CPUs to make pixel-art games look more crisp on modern displays" PCWorld 4:21 PM
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"Top Intel Executives Are Buying Up Stock" Barron's 7:39 AM
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"Intel unveils Frontera, the world's fastest academic supercomputer" VentureBeat 7:40 AM
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"These are some of the Ice Lake and Project Athena laptops that can be expected this year apart from the Dell XPS 13 7390 2-in-1" Notebook Check 7:36 AM
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"AMD Settles FX Bulldozer False Advertising Lawsuit for Roughly $35 a Chip" Tom's Hardware 9:09 AM
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"AMD agrees to cough up $35-a-chip payout over eight-core Bulldozer advertising fiasco: A great deal or were consumers Bulldozed by the chip giant?" The Register 9:10 AM
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"Survey finds huge proportion of AMD Ryzen 3000 CPUs aren't hitting advertised clock speeds" Game Debate 7:35 AM
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"Microsoft set to close licensing loopholes, leave cloud rivals high and dry: Beginning in October, Microsoft plans to tighten its licensing rules to stop customers from using their own licenses for Windows, Windows Server, SQL Server and other software on rival cloud providers." Computerworld 7:47 AM
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"Windows 7 end of support looms but you still aren't ready" ZDNet 12:00 PM
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"HPE lawyer claims key associates of Autonomy boss Mike Lynch 'refuse' to testify to High Court: We don't actually need them, says Lynch's camp" The Register 9:33 AM
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"How DBAs Can Get Data Science Cred, Fast" Forbes 7:47 AM
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"IT budgets 2020: How the money will be spent, and who will spend it/IT budgeting is challenging at the best of times, but for 2020 an extra helping of political and economic instability: possibly even global recession: will make things even harder for CIOs." ZDNet 9:22 AM
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