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Apple could launch a cut-price MacBook powered by an iPhone chip, new report claims – here’s why that would be a massive hit
Apple could launch a more affordable laptop with an A18 chip next year, a new report claims.
Why 95% of phishing attacks go unreported in healthcare
Most phishing attacks go unreported. Here's why, and what healthcare leaders must fix now.
Future-proofing enterprise security in a zero trust world
Rather than relying on a patchwork of tools, many organizations are now looking to consolidate and standardize using native, integrated platforms that align with a Zero Trust approach.
Beyond backup: why cyber-resilient storage needs AI-powered intelligence
In the ransomware age, preventing attacks before they happen requires cyber-resilient storage, with AI-powered intelligence.
Is Android the new kingmaker in the retail Point-of-Sales market?
Android is revolutionizing retail terminals—but it's the SaaS platforms calling the real shots.
Time’s up for Teams: Why the end of Teams Classic support demands immediate enterprise action
Microsoft’s decision to end support for Teams Classic on 1st July is more than just a routine update deadline; it represents a critical juncture for enterprise IT teams.
I tried to make an immersive smart lighting gaming desk setup and failed horribly – here's why
I love smart lighting, but I don't love the challenging road to setting it up – and that's doubly true for immersive lighting.
I tested three mid-range sim racing wheels – and it turns out the cheapest is the best
I never thought a cheap sim racing wheel could be worth it – but I was wrong
