CNET | Apparently actor Justin Long isn't a Mac anymore. Long, who appeared in Apple commercials with comedian John Hodgman in the late 2000s (the "I'm a Mac, I'm a PC" guys), is now starring in a series of ads for Intel, flipping the script on the campaign that made PCs look like least hip devices around.

BetterCloud Monitor | Lester Chan is the Head of Enterprise Security at Zoom, which has arguably been the most ubiquitous SaaS application on the market this year. On Day 4 of Altitude 2020, we chatted with Chan about Zoom’s explosive growth, as well as how IT leaders (including those at Zoom) are driving outcomes across their businesses.

Engadget | Wikipedia is launching a paid-for service in an effort to charge big tech companies for access to its trove of information. While the encyclopedia is run by a non-profit that operates on donations, keeping the essential online resource free for general users, it is readying a commercial product for later this year, reports Wired.

ZDNet | Last year, Microsoft was slowly starting to ramp up its Azure Availability Zone coverage. Today, March 17, officials publicly committed to offering Azure Availability Zones in every county in which Microsoft publicly operates by the end of calendar 2021, plus offering Availability Zones in all new Azure regions Microsoft launches going forward.