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Paul Thurrott’s Short Takes: February 23Because he started it, this edition of Short Takes looks at HP's PC resurgence, Intel's next mobile setback, Always Connected… -
Google Cloud TPUs Now Available in BetaIn a recent post on the Google Cloud Platform blog, Google announced the beta availability of their new Cloud TPUs,…
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Intel’s Bringing 5G to Windows 10 PCs Next Year, Here’s Why It MattersThe next generation of wireless connectivity is launching soon and next year, Windows 10 PCs with 5G will be released…
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Paul Thurrott’s Short Takes: February 16Because it was 62 degrees yesterday but it will still snow tomorrow, this edition of Short Takes looks at 5…
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Microsoft’s Bringing Windows Defender ATP to Windows 7Microsoft is expanding the reach of ATP and will soon offer it for users of Windows 7 but only if…
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Google Updates G Suite Meet Room HardwareIn a recent post on the G Suite Updates blog, Google announced several new updates to it Hangouts Meet Room…
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Paul Thurrott’s Short Takes: February 9Because I've fallen and I can't get up, this edition of Short Takes examines Microsoft's latest marketing gaff, Build 2018…
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G Suite Takes a Big Step Forward Towards No Longer Needing Microsoft OfficeGoogle is taking a big step forward with G Suite to make it so that you no longer need to…
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Microsoft Looks to Poach Dropbox, Box, and Google Customers with ‘Free’ OneDriveMicrosoft is playing hardball and will offer corporate customers free 'One Drive' services if they are currently contracted with another…
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Paul Thurrott’s Short Takes: February 2Because we get much closer to Spring every day, this edition of Short Takes corporate earnings from Microsoft, Google, Apple,…
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Microsoft’s Q2 Earnings: $28.9 billion in Revenue, Stock Approaches $100Microsoft's second quarter ended on December 31st and the company announced earnings for the time period of revenue of $28.9…
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Microsoft Finds Itself Stuck in the middle of Intel’s on-going PR DisasterIntel's latest fix to patch the Spectre vulnerability is causing more issues than it fixes; Microsoft to the rescue.
