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Microsoft to reportedly focus on security and AI in next version of Windows - Vimarsana News

Microsoft to reportedly focus on security and AI in next version of Windows

Microsoft is reportedly working on a new “modern” version of Windows with better security and faster updates.

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Windows 12: The top things the next version of Windows needs to succeed - Vimarsana News

Windows 12: The top things the next version of Windows needs to succeed

Microsoft is hard at work on the next version of Windows. It's currently in the early planning and engineering stages, so we wanted to share what we're hoping Windows 12 will focus on.

Exclusive: Microsoft to ship upgraded Surface Hub 2 compute cartridge next year - Vimarsana News

Exclusive: Microsoft to ship upgraded Surface Hub 2 compute cartridge next year

Microsoft is gearing up to ship a new compute cartridge for the Surface Hub 2 sometime in 2023, according to sources who are familiar with the company’s plans.

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Microsoft prepares an upgraded cartridge unit for the second-gen Surface Hub - Vimarsana News

Microsoft prepares an upgraded cartridge unit for the second-gen Surface Hub

A new report reveals Microsoft's plans to announce a new compute cartridge for the second-gen Surface Hub. The new unit should land in 2023 with the "Upward" codename and an 11th Gen Intel processor.

Source: neowin.net
Taiwan should take up open-source - Taipei Times - Vimarsana News

Taiwan should take up open-source - Taipei Times

The output of Taiwan’s information and electronics industry was about US$188.6 billion last year, with the software industry only accounting for US$11.4 billion, or less than 6 percent. This ratio has not changed much over the past 10 years, and it is consistent with Taiwan’s image as a “hardware giant,” but a “software dwarf.” Various theories have attempted to explain the persisitent sluggishness of Taiwan’s software industry, one of the more convincing positing that the industry was never able to emulate the winning strategy of the hardware industry, which is designing and ma...