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ITworld Today Jul 11, 2018 Best External Drive of 2017 Here's everything you need to know about how to buy the best external drive and what our top picks are. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • What's the future of server virtualization? • Amazon Is Offering a $40-Off Deal On Its Echo Spot Devices • Duty of care: Why (and how) law firms should up their security game • The top 3 disruptive FinTech technologies to watch in 2018 • IoT, social profit and security: Georgia Tech report outlines the future of smart cities • Get 2 USB-C to USB 6-foot Cables For $9.49 Right Now On Amazon • Q&A: Bill Hoffman of the Industrial Internet Consortium talks AI, IoT and more • Enterprises, emotion and the rise of the 'empathy economy' • As bitcoin values slide, high-end GPU prices drop, too • What Apple's 32-bit app phase-out on Mojave means to you • Backup vs. archive: Why it's important to know the difference White Paper: Webroot Software Why Efficacy is Paramount: ITworld White Paper Malware detection itself is not the only factor to consider when choosing an endpoint security solution. In addition to initial detection, comprehensive endpoint security must a number of things. Read more to find out. Read More ▶ What's the future of server virtualization? Server virtualization can help fight server sprawl, make better use of compute power, curb energy bills, and improve data-center agility and flexibility. Read More ▶ Amazon Is Offering a $40-Off Deal On Its Echo Spot Devices For the first time, Amazon has discounted its Echo Spot device by $40 when you buy a pair of them. Read More ▶ Duty of care: Why (and how) law firms should up their security game Lawyers have been slow to adopt modern security technology — and even slower to respond to security threats. That may be changing. Read More ▶ The top 3 disruptive FinTech technologies to watch in 2018 FinTech will benefit from three technologies that are expected to expand the usefulness of big data, offer more secure and responsive applications and exponentially grow computational performance. Read More ▶ IoT, social profit and security: Georgia Tech report outlines the future of smart cities The smart city of the future is a much-ballyhooed use case for IoT technology. But a new report from a consortium organized by researchers at Georgia Tech dives deeper into the specifics of business models and use cases for IoT. Read More ▶ Get 2 USB-C to USB 6-foot Cables For $9.49 Right Now On Amazon These cables from Anker are long and durable, and currently discounted a significant percentage off its typical list price. Read More ▶ Q&A: Bill Hoffman of the Industrial Internet Consortium talks AI, IoT and more The Industrial Internet Consortium has become a major player in the world of IoT. Learn what the group's president, Bill Hoffman, thinks about IoT and the role automation and AI play in this space. Read More ▶ Enterprises, emotion and the rise of the 'empathy economy' Artificial intelligence can now detect human emotion better than people can. It's time to get emotional about AI. Read More ▶ As bitcoin values slide, high-end GPU prices drop, too The price of specialized graphics processors – lapped up in recent years by cryptocurrency miners to power their rigs – are falling in tandem with a sharp drop in digital token values. Read More ▶ What Apple's 32-bit app phase-out on Mojave means to you Apple has been pushing developers to move their software to 64-bit since mid-2017. Now, it's warning end users that it plans to bar 32-bit apps from running on the macOS desktop in 2019. Here's how to suss out which apps are affected. Read More ▶ Backup vs. archive: Why it's important to know the difference Backing up and archiving data have distinct functions, and not recognizing that it's important to have both can lead to access problems and even legal troubles. Read More ▶ Webcast: SmartDeploy How to Survive Windows 10 Updates: ITworld Webcast The truth is, Microsoft isn't being transparent about the technical realities behind Windows 10's new Windows as a Service delivery model. It sounds great - more features and better security, delivered often and automatically - but many IT team now have less control, end user productivity is less stable, and the need to communicate clear and accurate user expectations has become even more important. Read More ▶

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