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March 15, 2022
With President Biden calling for more research on developing a national digital currency â and more regulatory oversight of cryptocurrencies â the US is attempting to catch up with the efforts of other nations already piloting their central bank digital currencies. Read more â¶
China has locked down key cities as it deals with the biggest COVID-19 outbreak since the pandemic began; the move will affect not only tech manufacturing but container shipments.
This year is likely to set a new record for tech mergers and acquisitions, setting up IT career hazards (and opportunities) for workers. Computerworld spoke to a global talent acquisition exec and an IT manager who went through an acquisition for insights on navigating your career in a time of change.
The combination of power, performance and energy efficiency means Apple will eventually become as dominant in personal computing as it is in smartphones.
This month's Patch Tuesday brought a solid set of updates for Windows, Microsoft Office, Exchange, and Chromium-based Edge (Chromium). But there weren't any critical issues requiring companies to patch right away.
When companies better took care of their employees, those employees did more for their company â and were more loyal. It's time to get back to the days of 'decent work.'
