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Apple, Cisco’s Cyber Insurance Plan Could Change The Game For Enterprise Security

By Lucian Armasu Published

Apple, Cisco, Aon, and Allianz created a cyber insurance plan in which companies that buy Apple and Cisco's products will benefit from lower cyber insurance deductibles.

Cybersecurity
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HP Doubles Down On VR For Business With New Enterprise Products, Services

By Kevin Carbotte Published

Virtual Reality
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Backblaze’s Q417 HDD Reliability Report: Enterprise Premium Still In Question

By Leon Chan Published

Backblaze released its Q4 2017 hard drive failure statistics, and they continue to confound on the topic of enterprise-versus-consumer drive reliability.

HDDs
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Marvell Has A QLC-Capable SSD Controller Delivering 670K IOPS

By Chris Ramseyer Published

Marvell has a next generation NVMe SSD controller capable of taming QLC memory and reaching enterprise performance levels with TLC.

SSDs
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Microsoft’s ‘Enterprise-Grade’ Face Authentication Fooled By Photo

By Lucian Armasu Published

Microsoft's Windows Hello biometric authentication system was spoofed by a modified photo of an authorized user.

Cybersecurity
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Radeon Pro Goes Enterprise: Adrenalin Edition For Workstations

By Igor Wallossek Published

AMD's Andrenalin Edition gets an update for workstations alongside the desktop update. We detail the new features and go hands on for a quick look at performance.

GPUs
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Backblaze's HDD Reliability Report Questions Enterprise Drive Premium

By Leon Chan Published

The company’s analysis of its own data highlights something interesting, which is that the difference in observed reliability between its Seagate 8TB consumer and enterprise drives is only 0.1%.

HDDs
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AMD Radeon Pro Software Enterprise Driver 17.Q4 Now Available

By Steven Lynch Published

AMD released its new Radeon Pro Software Enterprise Driver version 17.Q4 with wider support for Radeon Pro and AMD FirePro hardware.

GPU Drivers
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Aplicata Quad M.2 NVMe SSD PCIe x8 Adapter Review

By Chris Ramseyer Published

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An Open Compute initiative to pack more M.2 storage into servers has trickled down from the enterprise to the workstation market. Aplicata is one of the first to market.

SSDs
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Google Glass Resurfaces As Industrial-Grade 'Glass Enterprise Edition'

By Kevin Carbotte Published

Virtual Reality
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