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Top Stories @PCWorld Aug 23, 2016 HoloLens secrets revealed: Microsoft details its 24-core 'holographic processor' Microsoft just revealed the secret sauce behind the HoloLens' innovative holographic processor unit at the annual Hot Chips conference. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • IBM's 24-core Power9 chip: 5 things you need to know • 72% off Cambridge SoundWorks OontZ Angle 3 Wireless Bluetooth Speaker - Deal Alert • Nvidia's new Tegra chip can avoid trouble with the traffic police • Microsoft bloatware is coming to Motorola phones • How to rearrange the quick-actions tiles in the Windows 10 Anniversary Update • Sapphire Nitro RX 460 OC review: A classy, capable low-cost graphics card • 25% off NETGEAR N300 Wi-Fi Range Extender, Essentials Edition - Deal Alert • Tableau turns to AWS for a cloud-savvy CEO • Another day, another 4,600 lines of Linux kernel code • Epic Games forum hack underscores the need to install security patches • Alleged NSA hackers probably gave away a small fortune by leaking exploits • Android is switching to a regular maintenance schedule for more predictable updates • Arista plans its own take on all-seeing network software • Blame it on your brain: Researchers discover why we ignore PC security warnings IBM's 24-core Power9 chip: 5 things you need to know IBM's latest Power9 chip is coming next year, and it stands out for its blazing speed and for technologies never seen in chips before. Read More ▶ 72% off Cambridge SoundWorks OontZ Angle 3 Wireless Bluetooth Speaker - Deal Alert Also designed to be water resistant, this highly rated speaker's list price has been slashed 72%, down to just $27.99 on Amazon. Read More ▶ Nvidia's new Tegra chip can avoid trouble with the traffic police Buying an autonomous car may be in your future, but make sure it has a capable chip installed so the vehicle doesn't get in trouble with the police. Read More ▶ Microsoft bloatware is coming to Motorola phones Microsoft's patent cross-licensing juggernaut continues with a new agreement with Lenovo. Read More ▶ How to rearrange the quick-actions tiles in the Windows 10 Anniversary Update Microsoft's quick actions tiles are a convenient way to get at key system settings. Here's how to organize them to your liking in the Anniversary Update. Read More ▶ Sapphire Nitro RX 460 OC review: A classy, capable low-cost graphics card Sapphire's Nitro Radeon RX 460 OC delivers thoughtful touches you don't normally find in budget graphics cards, but that drives up the price. Read More ▶ 25% off NETGEAR N300 Wi-Fi Range Extender, Essentials Edition - Deal Alert Is there a void between your WiFi router and your devices? Add a WiFi Extender and strengthen your connection. Read More ▶ Tableau turns to AWS for a cloud-savvy CEO Data visualization specialist Tableau Software is bringing in seasoned talent to help it compete in an increasingly cloud-based world. The company has hired longtime Amazon Web Services executive Adam Selipsky as its CEO, replacing cofounder Christian Chabot. Read More ▶ Another day, another 4,600 lines of Linux kernel code The Linux kernel is improving faster than ever, gaining 7.8 patches per hour and 4,600 lines of new code every day. Read More ▶ Epic Games forum hack underscores the need to install security patches A recent data breach at Epic Games may have been avoided if the company had simply installed a security patch. Read More ▶ Alleged NSA hackers probably gave away a small fortune by leaking exploits Anonymous hackers probably gave away hundreds of thousands of dollars in potential sales when they leaked valuable cyberweapons allegedly stolen from the National Security Agency. Read More ▶ Android is switching to a regular maintenance schedule for more predictable updates The changeup means continued polish, refinements, and bug fixes will come to Nougat in a less haphazard manner than previous Android releases. Read More ▶ Arista plans its own take on all-seeing network software Arista Networks has a way to constantly stream and analyze state information from network devices. Today, enterprises have to set it up themselves, but Arista is about to build "state streaming" into its CloudVision software. Read More ▶ Blame it on your brain: Researchers discover why we ignore PC security warnings A BYU study finds that you'll most often ignore security warnings when you're busy, which is bad for both the developer and you. Read More ▶

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