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  Microsoft releases Windows 10 19H2 Build 18362.10005 to the Slow ring

  Publié: juillet 15, 2019, 8:11pm CEST par Wayne Williams

  Windows Insiders on the Fast ring have been receiving weekly Windows 10 builds from the 20H1 branch -- the feature update due out a year from now. There is another update coming later this year though, and Insiders on the Slow ring are receiving these 19H2 builds as cumulative updates. Build 18362.10005, released today, includes the fixes in KB4507453 for the May 2019 Update, as well as the following changes and improvements: Windows containers require matched host and container version. This restricts customers and limits Windows containers from supporting mixed-version container pod scenarios This update includes 5 fixes to address… [Continue Reading]
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  Twitter redesign rolls out on the web

  Publié: juillet 15, 2019, 7:58pm CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson

  Twitter is rolling out a faster, redesigned version of its website, bringing not only a new look to the desktop, but also a range of new features. It's now possible to bookmark tweets -- something users have been asking for for a very long time -- there is a darker dark mode, and the Explore feature from Twitter's mobile apps makes its way to the web. There's certainly a lot to like, but the fact that the new look is not optional is likely to grate with some users. The redesign has been in the pipeline for some time now,… [Continue Reading]
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  How machine learning and AI are changing data center management

  Publié: juillet 15, 2019, 6:10pm CEST par Kayla Matthews

  Data center environments must stay consistent regarding things like humidity and temperature. Otherwise, the costly equipment inside them could begin malfunctioning. Moreover, data center clients want assurances that the valuable information stored within a facility will be available whenever they need it, and maintaining consistency comes into play there, too. Here are four ways machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI) are upending data center management. Allowing Better Energy Efficiency Energy efficiency is a constant concern for data center managers. However, thanks to recent high-tech advances, it's a more achievable goal. In 2016, Google started working on a project that involved… [Continue Reading]
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  How cloud technology can help SMBs to compete [Q&A]

  Publié: juillet 15, 2019, 3:42pm CEST par Ian Barker

  Smaller businesses have always found it hard to compete against their larger rivals, but that's starting to change as technology allows a leveling of the playing field. So how can technology, and in particular the cloud, help to give smaller companies an edge? We spoke to John Buni, CEO and co-founder of the CleanCloud SaaS platform and founder of bespoke tailoring company Tailor Made London, to find out. BN: Isn't it always going to be difficult for smaller businesses to go up against dominant players, especially in the internet age? JB: Not necessarily. When e-commerce and Amazon in particular started to make… [Continue Reading]
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  New platform streamlines cloud storage support and recovery

  Publié: juillet 15, 2019, 3:12pm CEST par Ian Barker

  As businesses move more of their workloads to the cloud they depend on data and applications always being available and secure. But this can conflict with the need for regulatory compliance and effective backup regimes. Quest Software is launching a new version of its QoreStor product that helps businesses to easily move, recover and store data from on premise and cloud locations. QoreStor 6.0 enables software defined hybrid cloud secondary storage, with support for Microsoft Azure and AWS systems. Features include enterprise class compression and backup-vendor agnostic deduplication technology. It also offers QoreSto's Cloud Tier cloud native storage technology to… [Continue Reading]
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  NHS: The Long-Term Plan

  Publié: juillet 15, 2019, 2:10pm CEST par David Highton

  On the 7th January, NHS England Chief Executive Simon Stevens launched the Long-Term Plan -- a 10-year plan setting out what the National Heath Service will be prioritizing in the next decade -- to much fanfare. It’s unlikely the launch passed anyone in the UK by – the press coverage blanketed the start of the longest month of the year a bit like the snow. The key messages show continuity from the Five Year Forward Plan -- integrated care remains the panacea to many of the challenges the NHS faces. While the focus remains on the UK's exit from Europe, we… [Continue Reading]
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  pdfFactory 7 and FinePrint 10 released with improved ultra-HD display support

  Publié: juillet 15, 2019, 1:50pm CEST par Nick Peers

  FinePrint Software has released both pdfFactory 7.0 and FinePrint 10.0 for Windows PCs. pdfFactory 7.0 provides PDF creation tools, and offers a more fully featured Pro version with PDF-editing capabilities, while FinePrint is a universal print previewer designed to save users time, ink, paper and other resources. The latest version of both tools focus on improving and future-proofing their user interfaces to work with high-definition monitors. Both tools share a similar user interface, and the latest updates apply across both. The key changes are all designed to better facilitate people’s growing use of ultra-HD displays. First, users gain a new… [Continue Reading]
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  German schools ban Microsoft Office 365 because of privacy concerns

  Publié: juillet 15, 2019, 12:34pm CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson

  The German state of Hesse has banned schools from using Microsoft Office 365 because it fears the software opens up student and teachers' private information to the risk of "potential access by US authorities". The Hesse Commissioner for Data Protection and Freedom of Information (HBDI) believes that Office 365 is in contravention of GDPR legislation, and also expressed concerns about the collection of telemetry data by Windows 10. The commissioner voices concerns that data stored in the cloud through Office 365 could be access by US authorities. The ruling says that "public institutions in Germany have a special responsibility regarding… [Continue Reading]
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  How YouTube and Netflix will destroy the world!

  Publié: juillet 15, 2019, 11:38am CEST par Randall C. Kennedy

  Like YouTube? Enjoy Netflix? Then you’re a bad person! It’s people like you who are destroying our planet and dooming future generations! At least that’s the conclusion of a recent study regarding the impact of streaming media consumption on greenhouse gas emissions. Apparently, all those crazy cat videos and episodes of Stranger Things need to be hosted somewhere -- specifically, in massive data centers with huge electrical draws for both the servers that store the content and the cooling systems that keep them all from melting down. "But, I’m an environmentalist," you say. "I re-cycle! I bi-cycle! When I do… [Continue Reading]
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  Europe relies on American GPS as its own Galileo system suffers massive outage

  Publié: juillet 15, 2019, 9:51am CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson

  Europe's Galileo satellite network -- used by satnavs, financial institutions and more -- is in the throes of a huge outage. The system has been down since Friday meaning that travelers (and others) in Europe have instead had to fall back on the American Global Positioning System (GPS) -- or even Russia or Chinese systems. Galileo has been struck by what is being described as a "technical incident related to its ground infrastructure", and it's not clear when the situation will be remedied. The European GNSS Agency (Global Navigation Satellite Systems Agency, or GSA) says that the incident affects only… [Continue Reading]
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  Sony claims MRW-S3 is fastest SD card reader and USB hub on planet Earth

  Publié: juillet 15, 2019, 12:26am CEST par Brian Fagioli

  When you think of USB hubs, docks, adapters, and dongles, Sony probably isn't the first company that comes to mind. For instance, the minds of consumers are more likely to conjure images of StarTech.com, Satechi, Plugable, and VisionTek. And yet, Sony has announced new SD card reader and USB hub that it calls the "world's fastest." Whether that claim is true is debatable. One thing is for sure -- it looks quite beautiful. Called "MRW-S3," it is actually much more than a hub and card reader as Sony humbly calls it. Sure, it has an SD card reader, micro SD card… [Continue Reading]