PC for business: Intel's next frontier: Powering robots

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Intel's next frontier: Powering robots

Intel largely missed the mobile revolution, but the company is now looking past mobile to robots and IoT. And in the process, it's also looking more like a software company.

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Amazon Aurora: What's available and what's missing in the MySQL alternative

Should you follow Netflix and run your business from the public cloud?

OpenStack's newest sugar daddy looks to private cloud to save its bacon

4 reasons cybersecurity now requires an analytics-driven strategy

Do not dismiss hard drives in the data center just yet

IBM Watson helps a UK business get bottom line analytics in minutes instead of weeks

Data center black magic: Load balancing and its impact on your business

Android Smart lock: Should you be using it?

Before Google Now on Tap, Microsoft opens public beta of Cortana for Android

Ashley Madison suicides: Punishing users for site's bad security is evil

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Here's what the Huawei Nexus phone may look like

LG goes after the bigger tablet market with 10.1-inch G Pad II

?BitTorrent tracker blocks Windows 10 users

Microsoft rolls out first public preview of SharePoint Server 2016

Back to school: Google spruces up Classroom for short and long term assignments

?Securing the Internet: Let's Encrypt to release first security certificates September 7

$300 Cyanogen-powered ZUK Z1 coming to Europe, US in September

The American Computer and Robotics Museum: A gem in the Treasure State

Sharp in talks with Foxconn to spin off display business

'Experiment, incubate, pivot': Making the most of disruptive technology

After two years of Android, is it time to switch back to iPhone?

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Calls for city that ditched Microsoft for Linux to switch laptops to Windows

Councillors from Munich's conservative CSU party have called the custom version of Ubuntu used by the city "cumbersome to use" and "of very limited use".

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