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This Week in IT, Microsoft finally releases the Windows 11 2024 Update, the first version of the OS to include major architectural changes for two years. Plus, there’s a slew of announcements for Copilot+ PCs.
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This Week in IT, Microsoft announces updates to its AI solution Copilot, including a rebranding of the main product name and M365 Chat, general availability for Copilot in Excel, new Copilot pages, and much more…
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This Week in IT, Microsoft fixes some critical issues in this week’s Patch Tuesday, new research shows businesses increasingly concerned about Broadcom’s pricing strategy and business model for VMware, and Oracle partners with AWS to offer multi-cloud … Continue reading Windows Zero-Day, VMware Worries, and Oracle’s AWS Affair
This Week in IT, businesses are cautious about implementing A.I, solutions like Copilot for Microsoft 365, because of concerns they might not be secure. But as Microsoft announces fast adoption of the new technology, can your organization afford to sit… Continue reading Security Alert: Microsoft 365 Copilot Is Compromised at Black Hat
This Week in IT, I look at Microsoft’s new backup and storage service for Microsoft 365 and whether you even need to back up your cloud data. Plus, why Secure Boot might not be quite so secure after all.
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This Week in IT, I look at Microsoft’s recently published security best practice advice following the CrowdStrike outage and how managed detection and response solutions fit into it.
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This Week in IT, security software CrowdStrike brings down 8.5 million Windows devices worldwide but who is ultimately responsible?
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This Week in IT, rumors about a new edition of Windows 11 spread on the Internet, no more driver synchronization for WSUS, and Microsoft previews a new optimization architecture for Teams running on VDI.
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This Week in IT, I look at changes Microsoft is promising to bring to its controversial AI feature, Windows Recall, that should help calm concerns that the data it collects might be used for nefarious purposes.
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This Week in IT, Microsoft announces new Surface PCs with Snapdragon X Elite and X Plus chips that are set to rival and even beat Apple’s M3 SoC. Plus, there are 20 new Windows on Arm devices being launched this summer by partners and a new Windows AI … Continue reading Unleash the Power of AI with NEW ‘Apple-Beating’ PC Hardware