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Top Stories @PCWorld Jun 20, 2016 Meet KiloCore, a 1,000-core processor so efficient it could run on a AA battery Researchers at UC Davis have created a monstrous 1,000-core computer processor that's so power-efficient, it could run on a AA battery. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Microsoft disses Chrome's atrocious battery life to bolster Windows 10's Edge • 58% off RAVPower FileHub Wireless Hard Drive, WiFi Bridge & Sharing Media Streamer - Deal Alert • China's secretive super-fast chip powers the world's fastest computer • Intel pits monster 72-core Xeon Phi chip against GPUs • Nvidia monstrous Pascal GPU-powered Tesla P100 is getting a PCI-E version, too • How to enable Android notifications on the Windows 10 preview • Save Hundreds on the Adobe KnowHow All-Inclusive Photography Bundle - Deal Alert • HP Spectre 13.3 laptop review: Thin doesn't have to mean compromise • 3 team collaboration tools you can use with Google Drive • Massive Acer security breach exposes highly sensitive data of 34,500 online shoppers • Samsung Galaxy S7 Active review: The rugged flagship phone for clumsy fingers • How big data is changing the game for backup and recovery • Behold, the 10 most powerful supercomputers ever created • How to find out if you have the latest Android security patch Microsoft disses Chrome's atrocious battery life to bolster Windows 10's Edge If all you want out of your browser is good battery life for your laptop then Edge just might be the browser for you. Read More ▶ 58% off RAVPower FileHub Wireless Hard Drive, WiFi Bridge & Sharing Media Streamer - Deal Alert This versatile and powerful file hub from RAVPower lets up to 5 devices wirelessly connect to the FileHub wireless network, to access its SD card and/or USB storage to share files along with media server capabilities, allowing wirelessly connected devices to stream audio and video from any attached storage device. Read More ▶ China's secretive super-fast chip powers the world's fastest computer Fifteen years ago, China decided to build homegrown processors for PCs, servers, and supercomputers. Now the country's latest chip is powering the world's fastest computer. Read More ▶ Intel pits monster 72-core Xeon Phi chip against GPUs When introducing its new monster 72-core Xeon Phi chip, Intel couldn't help but take a swipe at graphics processors being sluggish for some tasks. Read More ▶ Nvidia monstrous Pascal GPU-powered Tesla P100 is getting a PCI-E version, too Some of the world's fastest computers employ Nvidia's graphics processor for computer vision and complex calculations, and a new GPU will supercharge these applications. Read More ▶ How to enable Android notifications on the Windows 10 preview The feature is a work in progress, but it offers a hint at how your PC might integrate more deeply with an Android phone. Read More ▶ Save Hundreds on the Adobe KnowHow All-Inclusive Photography Bundle - Deal Alert This premium e-learning bundle from Adobe features top-notch instruction on all things photography. You'll dive into over 65 hours of content, encompassing everything from shooting black-and-white photography to acing the Photoshop certification exam. Read More ▶ HP Spectre 13.3 laptop review: Thin doesn't have to mean compromise HP's Spectre 13.3 delivers competitive performance and a respectable keyboard, in spite of its super-svelte body. Read More ▶ 3 team collaboration tools you can use with Google Drive Power up your project management by combining GDrive with Trello, Slack, or Asana. Read More ▶ Massive Acer security breach exposes highly sensitive data of 34,500 online shoppers Acer recently revealed its online store was the victim of a data breach that lasted nearly a year. Read More ▶ Samsung Galaxy S7 Active review: The rugged flagship phone for clumsy fingers Some phones are built like fragile little flowers. This one is built to withstand a rough-and-tumble lifestyle, though it's not entirely life-proof. Read More ▶ How big data is changing the game for backup and recovery It's a well-known fact in the IT world: Change one part of the software stack, and there's a good chance you'll have to change another. For a shining example, look no further than big data. Read More ▶ Behold, the 10 most powerful supercomputers ever created It's that time again – the latest supercomputer power rankings have a mighty new champion. These are the 10 most powerful supercomputers in the world. Read More ▶ How to find out if you have the latest Android security patch Software updates don't always guarantee you're up to speed with security. Here's where to look. Read More ▶

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