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Tuesday, August 18, 2015

Silicon Valley's 'pressure cooker:' Thrive or get out

Computerworld Wrap-Up
August 18, 2015

Silicon Valley's 'pressure cooker:' Thrive or get out

People working in Silicon Valley may cry at their desks, respond to emails in the middle of the night and be at work when they'd rather be sick in bed. But that's the price they pay to work at some of the most successful tech companies in the world. READ MORE

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1. Microsoft resumes Windows 10 Insider update delivery

2. Massive telescope array aims for black hole, gets gusher of data

3. NOW ON CIO: What CIOs can learn about security threats from 4 recent hacks

4. Intel's high-speed 3D XPoint technology hitting SSDs next year

5. Wi-Fi provider kicked users off their own hotspots at conventions

6. IDG Contributor Network: Watch the revolution in action — the EMC exodus continues

7. Google launches stylish $199 Wi-Fi router meant to be shown off

8. NOW ON CSO: Key things to consider before you switch to Windows 10

9. Tech trains more powerful athletes

10. IT Blogwatch: Android 6.0 M ''Marshmallow'' vs. iOS 9 -- FIGHT!

11. JR Raphael: Android 6-point-huh? Analyzing the Marshmallow numbering madness

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Massive telescope array aims for black hole, gets gusher of data

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NOW ON CIO: What CIOs can learn about security threats from 4 recent hacks

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Wi-Fi provider kicked users off their own hotspots at conventions

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IDG Contributor Network: Watch the revolution in action — the EMC exodus continues

That old saying about rats leaving a sinking ship might be a little bit of an exaggeration, but EMC's recent defections point to systemic changes in the industry. READ MORE

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Google launches stylish $199 Wi-Fi router meant to be shown off

Google is giving the ugly Wi-Fi router a makeover, with its own device that the company claims is easier to use. READ MORE

NOW ON CSO: Key things to consider before you switch to Windows 10

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IT Blogwatch: Android 6.0 M ''Marshmallow'' vs. iOS 9 -- FIGHT!

Google has confirmed the name of Android M -- Marshmallow. The new version will first make it to the expected new Nexus devices due for release later this year. Soon after, it'll be available for OTA upgrades for older pure-Android shinies. But after that, who knows? READ MORE

JR Raphael: Android 6-point-huh? Analyzing the Marshmallow numbering madness

It may seem strange that Google's Android Marshmallow release brings such a big jump in version number, but those of us obsessing over digits are missing the point. READ MORE

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