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June 24, 2020
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Windows 10 critical process failure: Microsoft admits June updates are triggering reboots

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Using a neural network for COVID-19 detection

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Going back to the office? Here are five major tech problems that lie ahead of you

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Will Apple Silicon kill the Hackintosh? The odds against a self-built MacOS Arm computer

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THIS WEEK ON ZD NET
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Security

1. New WastedLocker ransomware demands payments of millions of USD

2. Safari 14 removes Flash, gets support for breach alerts, HTTP/3, and WebP

3. US Republican Senators develop Bill to end use of 'warrant-proof' encryption

4. 80,000 printers are exposing their IPP port online
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TechRepublic

1. AI continues to flourish in business despite the pandemic and a turbulent economy

2. Zoom losing to Teams in the video conference race to the top

3. COVID-19 has become a powerful catalyst for rapid cloud migration

4. Technology might be the key to fighting the coronavirus
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