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67% of Gen Zers stay at organizations that offer choices in work devices
The majority of students (78%) in higher education want employers to offer choices in work computers, according to a Jamf report.
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Hardware and software vendors continue to flee Huawei following blacklisting
Just over one week after an executive order prohibiting US companies from selling products to Huawei, the world's third largest smartphone manufacturer finds itself with few friends.
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Sony Mobile effectively exiting US market amid slowing sales of smartphones
Sony's new CEO Kenichiro Yoshida calls the loss-making division "indispensable," though half-hearted efforts in the US and struggles in carrier partnerships made Sony a minority player stateside.
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Arm suspends cooperation with Huawei, endangering mobile and server business
UK-based Arm Holdings has issued a memo to staff indicating it must stop working with Chinese equipment manufacturer Huawei, following a US trade dispute.
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The Chuwi Hi10 Air: A serviceable convertible hampered by Windows
The Chuwi Hi10 Air doesn't quite live up to its name, but you could certainly do worse.
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Vuze XR 360 camera lets you dive into VR
Virtual reality and 360 video isn't new technology, but the accessibility to it is, as seen with the Vuze XR 360 camera by HumanEyes.
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Arduino reveals more powerful, low-cost Nano boards for building homemade hardware and gadgets
Arduino has expanded its family of tiny Nano boards with new offerings that deliver better specs for a lower price.
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Photos: The best business laptops of 2019
If 2019 is the year you finally upgrade to a new work laptop, check out these great options for business users.
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Pictures: Inside Lenovo's new Beijing campus
Lenovo showed journalists around its campus in Beijing, which aims to create a 'Silicon Valley environment' for its 10,000-plus employees.
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Beyond the PC: Lenovo's ambitious plan for the future of computing
Lenovo is a leading PC manufacturer, a top-five player in the server market and has recently returned its smartphone group to profit. Here's where the company is going next.
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Meditations on First ThinkPad: How Lenovo adapts to changes in the PC industry
ThinkPad users are some of the most vociferously opinionated PC users out there, and Lenovo has the challenge of trying to please all of them.
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Quantum computing is not a cure-all for business computing challenges
Quantum computing shows promise for specific industries, though business applications that rely on classical concepts are a poor fit for quantum systems.
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MDS vulnerabilities lead Chrome OS 74 to disable hyper-threading
Hyper-Threading, Intel's implementation of symmetric multithreading (SMT) can be exploited using the newly-disclosed MDS vulnerabilities, like Fallout and ZombieLoad.
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D-Wave's 2000Q variant reduces noise for cloud-based quantum computing
D-Wave's lower-noise quantum annealer is a step toward the company's next-generation platform, expected in 2020.
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Spectre and Meltdown explained: A comprehensive guide for professionals
Staying up to date on Spectre and Meltdown can be challenging. This guide includes in-depth explanations about these uniquely dangerous security vulnerabilities and the best mitigation solutions.
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