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Looking at the many predictions for IT in 2021 currently doing the rounds, high-level themes that emerge include: continuing widespread remote working and online collaboration; renewed focus on customer experience (Cx) and employee experience (Ex); accelerated adoption, and wider geographical distribution, of cloud services; further developments in artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML); and greater emphasis on cybersecurity and business resilience. SEE: (TechRepublic) With the (very) welcome advent of COVID-19 vaccines in December 2020, it's a good time to look...

Most corporate PC users don’t really stress their machines all that much—they run office productivity applications, surf websites, access databases, and do video conferencing—things that pretty much any modern laptop will do without breaking a sweat. But there are some people who need extra graphics power, for applications such as photo or video editing, 3D modeling, content creation, or architectural or engineering drawings. Others just want more power for complicated mathematical models. Generally, the response of IT has been to get these people workstations with the latest graphics. ...

The child comment is dead for some reason so I can't reply, but he's right: it's important to note that filtering can be difficult, bexause even laptops that nominally support Linux (or ship with it!) can have terrible support. The Dell XPS developer editions (I bought two, one for work and one for home) are the worst Linux compatibility experience I've ever had. Amazing hardware, but shame on me for believing the line that Dell had turned over a new leaf and was competent now. I bought one with Ubuntu installed, and have had a few small problems. I.e., pow...