Computerworld First Look

December 20, 2019

Microsoft dissolves links between features and Windows 10 releases

The company this week made more changes to its Windows 10 development model, changes that have implications for future releases. Read more â¶

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â¢	Desktop 2025

â¢	Woody Leonhard: Bugs continue to haunt Win10 version 1909

â¢	Intel Optane: The missing link to a good virtual PC or gaming solution

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Upgrade Before the End of Support for Windows Server 2008

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Desktop 2025

The desktop is undergoing change, but what will it look like in five years? Hereâs what I see in my somewhat cracked crystal ball. Read more â¶

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The A to Z Cyber Security & IT Certification Training Bundle contains 12 courses on how to pinpoint vulnerabilities in network systems and suggest ways to improve. Read more â¶

Woody Leonhard: Bugs continue to haunt Win10 version 1909

Billed as the kinder, gentler update to Windows, the latest version 1909 is still plagued by persistent wake-up and botched search. Read more â¶

Intel Optane: The missing link to a good virtual PC or gaming solution

3D XPoint memory could complement 5G and address the critical latency problem with both cloud gaming and the Windows Virtual Desktop, both of which are ramping to market. I believe our desktop and gaming future is in the cloud and the sooner we get there the happier and safer weâll be. Read more â¶

Â¿QuÃ© pasÃ³?

I donât think you can blame this one on island time. Read more â¶

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Six DevOps pitfalls for engineering leaders to avoid

DevOps can be a transformative practice for businesses of all sizes and types. Companies in almost every industry are using DevOps to give teams the time and freedom to tackle more challenging projects. As with all software development strategies, there are some shared pitfalls to watch out for. Read more â¶

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