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Citing leaked Snowden documents, The New York Times and ProPublica reported this weekend that AT&T was a decade-long “willing partner” of the NSA.

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Learn about Microsoft’s recent enhancements made to on-premises and in-cloud monitoring, online backup, and backing up VMware virtual machines.

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Because it’s only 4 months until the new Star Wars movie, this week’s other news includes the worst Windows infomercial ever, a Windows 10 update, and more.

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Jeff Hicks shows us more on extending objects in Windows PowerShell, this time by teaching us how to create a custom server management framework.

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Lenovo posted revenues of $10.7 billion for the quarter ending June 30. But it faces “significant declines” in PCs and tablets, and slow growth in phones.

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Aidan Finn explains how you can deploy virtual machines to meet the system requirements for Microsoft’s 99.95% SLA on Azure VMs.

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In its typically unconventional fashion, Google will become a subsidiary of a new company called Alphabet, which is an umbrella for other, smaller companies

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A Reuters report claims that Nokia, once the world’s largest maker of mobile phones, is plotting a mobile comeback. Sorry, Nokia fans, but that’s laughable.

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Russell Smith provides an overview of the technology behind Windows 10 Passport, which is designed to put an end to passwords.

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This week’s other news includes the first release of Microsoft’s bridge between iOS and Windows 10, future Microsoft mobile possibilities, and much more.

The modern data center. What does that mean in the era of the cloud? Do clouds hover over your servers and unicorns graze along the aisle of server racks? Is the role of the data center architect dead? Join us August 6th, 2015 when we are joined by Independence Blue Cross Data Center Architect John…

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While most of the complaints about Windows 10’s privacy violations are bogus, growing concerns about these issues could cause lasting damage.