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November 12, 2022

Inside Microsoft’s cloud-first .NET 7 release

November means it’s time for a new .NET release. What’s in .NET 7 for the cloud and for containers? Cross-platform support and cloud-native functionality.

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Sponsored by Broadcom Software: Operationalizing the new network

Broadcom Software explores network monitoring strategies that bring end-user experience, active testing, and path analytics into the NOC.

iOS Mail alternatives: 5 business-friendly options

The iPhone’s built-in Mail app isn’t the only game in town. These five powerful email apps offer a range of advanced features for business users.

Veteran CIOs on leading IT today

Mike Goodwin, DiAnna Thimjon, and Woody Groton discuss how leadership practices and philosophies gained from their military experience have continued to serve them well in their civilian careers.

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IBM goes big on quantum-computer hardware, software

IBM's most powerful quantum computer yet, Osprey, is a 433-qubit machine, and the company is enlisting partners to identify quantum-computing use cases for businesses.

GitHub releases new SDLC security features including private vulnerability reporting

GitHub also announces CodeQL support for Ruby programming language and coverage/risk overviews to help users secure the software development lifecycle.

Data lake upstart Upsolver takes aim at Databricks

The San Francisco-based startup has released a SQL-based, self-orchestrating data pipeline platform, claiming it will go to go toe-to-toe with Databricks’ Delta Live Tables.

Intel announces CPUs and GPUs for high-performance computing

Intel's CPU Max and GPU Max HPC chips use high bandwidth memory to solve bottlenecks and underpin supercomputers.

Salesforce announces hundreds of job cuts

Salesforce has joined ranks with technology peers Twitter and Meta as it starts laying off hundreds of employees this week.

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