Microsoft is officially unveiling Windows 10 Pro for Workstations today.
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"No one is cleaning the workstations," he told BuzzFeed News.
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A plastic tarp for a tablecloth, lunch trays for workstations.
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But old workstations like this simply do not maintain their value.
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Nvidia already unveiled Quadro RTX models for professional workstations last week.
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That unit includes consumer and commercial PCs, notebooks, desktops and workstations.
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Five hundred borough workstations and 120 out of 150 servers were affected.
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The workstations face four massive screens that have mini displays within them.
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Previously, workstations only supported up to two CPUs and 2TB of memory.
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The We Company says it currently offers 604,000 workstations around the world.
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It has workstations, conference rooms and a kitchen area with free coffee.
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The company also claims more than 282.23,2282.2 members and nearly 22018,2874.6 workstations.
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Microsoft is also adding faster file support into Windows 10 Pro for Workstations.
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Finally, Microsoft is expanding its hardware support in Windows 10 Pro for Workstations.
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I've got 46 people that work with me split up over nine workstations.
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A couple of self-conscious boys in sweatshirts stood quietly around their workstations.
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Amazon says for every 3.25 workstations, the campus has one conference room seat.
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The company also said it will increase space between employees at their workstations.
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Workstations, countertops, and door knobs should all be regularly disinfected, the CDC said.
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They're all 45W and will likely be found in gaming laptops and mobile workstations.
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They'll be found primarily in workstations like the Dell XPS 15 2-in-1.
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Purple and lime-green walls spice up the open-plan workstations and obligatory atrium.
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The company designed computer workstations and lasted through 1997, when Jobs was rehired at Apple.
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Offices for executives and workstations for administrative staff sit one flight above the factory floor.
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The Study is a quiet cellphone-free space with personal workstations, each equipped with outlets.
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Workstations might be slower to update, so don't hold your breath on an Apple refresh.
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WeWork then charges for the space based on how many workstations it says can fit.
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Each neighborhood has huddle rooms, communal tables, individual workstations, private phone rooms and personal lockers.
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The room is electric as students grab their development kits and race back to their workstations.
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In addition to laptops and desktops, standards are also being set for small servers and workstations.
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The four pillars where Windows 10 Pro for Workstations is better than regular Windows 10 Pro.
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A company called Pod Works refurbishes the out of commission phone booths, turning them into workstations.
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The term "memberships" refers to the total number of desks and workstations that its members buy.
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The responders installed scanning software on workstations, and for a month they did nothing but watch.
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For the four researchers monitoring computer workstations, with their bulky cathode ray monitors stretched across a workbench.
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NO NO NO- Reporters have cramped side-by-side workstations in a badly lit pit of despair.
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Windows 10 Pro for Workstations will launch later this fall as part of the Fall Creators Update.
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To limit contact among workers, the company said it will increase space between employees at their workstations.
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All in all, nearly all of the borough's 500 workstations and 120 out of 150 servers were affected.
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View jobs American company Nvidia creates graphics processing units (GPUs) for laptops, workstations, mobile devices, notebooks and PCs.
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Back a few yards from the prototype, beyond the yellow rope, sits a row of tall metal workstations.
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Windows 10 Pro for Workstations will be available alongside the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update later this year.
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For example, the Sao Paulo space offers workstations and mentoring for entrepreneurs focused on projects with social impact.
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The factory floor in Toulouse has separate workstations for propulsion systems, communications payload, solar panels and so on.
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The market, which includes desktops, notebooks, and workstations, grew by 193 percent over the holiday season last year.
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Computer graphics and 3D modelling were once considered high-end tools only available on expensive Silicon Graphics workstations.
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Employees began carrying car parts to their workstations by hand or forklift and stacking boxes in messy piles.
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There's no need for a separate graphics card like you find in gaming laptops or high-end workstations.
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In addition to data center customers, Nvidia also sells GPUs for professional workstations, gaming rigs and even vehicles.
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That's because WeWork has predetermined the number of workstations, or employees, that can fit into each office space.
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To limit contact between staffers, the company also said it will increase space between employees at their workstations.
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Here you'll find an eight-seat conference table, as well as four open workstations and some freestanding chairs.
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"Routinely clean all frequently touched surfaces in the workplace, such as workstations, countertops, and doorknobs," the CDC said.
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It's designed with an open-office layout so that passersby will be able to glimpse content creators' workstations.
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Most people just want a laptop that uses the same operating system as their big expensive Apple-made workstations.
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As expected, Windows 10 Pro for Workstations is primarily designed for server grade PC hardware and true power users.
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Windows 10 Pro for Workstations will also include support for non-volatile memory modules (NVDIMM-N) with persistent memory.
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At Gusto's first retreat in 2013, Mr. Reeves recalled bringing in the components of workstations: desks, tables, PC monitors.
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They described a filthy workplace in which they regularly find pubic hair and other bodily waste at their workstations.
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In practice, this market is served by the slow-to-change "workstations" from major vendors and by DiY gamers.
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The system gathers data from a combination of software installed on customer workstations and sensors placed in network segments.
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"The malware used encrypted some systems mainly affecting computer workstations, as well as access to various systems," says Rose.
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Now computerized workstations, called "vision tables," dictate, step by step, how workers are to assemble a piece of furniture.
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In 2000, for example, Sun Microsystems was worth $110 billion thanks to demand for its computer servers and workstations.
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Workstations are clean, simple, and look like the set-up you might find at a roadside cafe in Bangkok.
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While most employees can work from home, sales and trading professionals need workstations with robust trading and compliance capabilities.
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Picture a long, darkened hallway with a half-dozen workstations, each outfitted with cameras and a sophisticated lighting rig.
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Picture a long, darkened hallway with a half-dozen workstations, each outfitted with cameras and a sophisticated lighting rig.
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This highly secure location contains sometimes hundreds of workstations, where highly trained security analysts continuously watch for unusual activity.
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Decades of spilled oil has seeped into the floorboards, forming dark pools around each of the machines and workstations.
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And that diversions like March Madness and eclipses are the only time they lift their gaze from their workstations.
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The show centers on a series of workstations, each holding videos related to the type of labor done there.
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Each of three grants included a Casio Celviano Grand Hybrid GP-500 Piano and three Casio WK-7600 Music Workstations.
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Those with vPro enabled are intended for mobile workstations while those without vPro will likely be found in gaming laptops.
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Local solopreneurs are lucky to grab a seat at the Commerce Club, a shared office space that has individual workstations.
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The software giant is making four major changes to Windows 10 Pro for Workstations to support high-end PC hardware.
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The company decided to build a financial system akin to the workstations futures traders use, but in a VR world.
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This studio view shows my three workstations, one for my plexiglass work, one for painting, and one for design work.
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There's also an augmented reality interface where visitors can use the workstations through iPad simulations when they're in the office.
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The standards kick in for workstations and small-scale servers in January 2018 and for computer monitors in July 2019.
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Square's render farm consisted of 960 Pentium III workstations, and every frame took an average of 113 minutes to finish.
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A pane of glass reveals a bright office space inside: a lounge, rows of workstations, people who mostly postdate 1980.
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Windows 10 Pro for Workstations scales up for machines with a high number of logical processors and large amounts of RAM.
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The lack of fixed workstations shrinks the amount of expensive real estate given to employees without leaving them feeling too squeezed.
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Sharp viewers may spy astronauts using Huggies wipes to wipe down their workstations or bottles of Sriracha to spice up lunchtime.
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It also works with mobile DAWs (Digital Audio Workstations) via AUv3, meaning it can be used within apps like Apple's GarageBand.
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The version control system remains free for most users and integrates directly with digital audio workstations like Ableton and FL Studio.
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The artists gather around their piles of drawings and destroyed workstations, celebrating the marathon of naked portraits they just completed together.
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Inside there are two sewing machines, a blanket stitch machine, some hand sewing workstations and to-do lists on the wall.
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To enable greater spacing of employees at their workstations, daily production rates will be lowered to accommodate the adapted manufacturing processes.
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The space, with individual ovens and workstations, will allow the Caporuscios to run a pizza school for amateurs, children and professionals.
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Otherwise, browse Microsoft&aposs Windows 210 website to purchase Windows 247.65 Home, Windows 20153 Pro, or Windows 22015 Pro for Workstations.
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Inside, it's organized, well, like most pro-grade workstations, with three massive fans pushing air through the case and over the components.
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The areas the journalists were allowed to photograph show roughly two dozen employees sitting at their workstations—each with one computer screen.
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This week AMD announced the Radeon Vega Frontier Edition, a high-end card that's aimed at professionals and workstations, not necessarily gamers.
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Microsoft first introduced Windows 10 Pro for Workstations last year, and it's primarily designed for server grade PC hardware and power users.
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Earlier this year, China's cyber spies were accused of hacking into dozens of workstations and servers at the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
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Nvidia argues that these workstations should be especially of interest to users in industries like architecture, entertainment, oil and gas and manufacturing.
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This branch is concerned with compromising and embedding implants in purpose-built devices like VoIP phones, workstations and smart devices like TVs.
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They added that the previous day they'd done a sweep of 50 workstations, and around half of them didn't have spray bottles.
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" The hackers are said to have straight up gotten access to workstations "that contained data output from control systems within energy generation facilities.
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Microsoft is adding a new power scheme to Windows 10 Pro for Workstations, enabling power users to get more out of their machines.
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For people who need high-end, extreme-performance workstations — animators, programmers and designers — Apple revealed a new Mac Pro desktop tower in June.
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This could include activities like informing the right law enforcement officials, contacting the insurance company, shutting down the affected workstations and so forth.
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But sales and trading employees need workstations with robust trading and compliance capabilities, making it harder for them to simply work from home.
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Dell, whose technology portfolio spans servers, displays, workstations and gaming PCs, also has a security unit, RSA, and a cloud platform called Boomi.
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When employees actually sit down to their workstations (or tote a laptop to the conversation pit), are they really letting their imaginations run free?
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Revenue from personal systems business, which makes notebooks, desktops and workstations, jumped 9.6 percent to $7.66 billion in the second quarter ended April 30.
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AMD has made two new processors to counter Intel's Coffee Lake H series chips, which are often found in gaming notebooks and mobile workstations.
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In addition to more seats and better food, United is focusing on providing more workstations with power outlets and USB ports in its clubs.
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The host also said 350 technicians willl work the main room, which is filled with rows of computers and with dozens of individual workstations.
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"Lenovo will leverage industry consolidation opportunities, and drive growth in high-growth segments such as gaming PCs, Thin & Light, Visuals, and workstations," Yang said.
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The PC business will continue to see premium products such as gaming PC and workstations driving revenue growth, Chief Operating Officer Gianfranco Lanci said.
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They added that typically strict rules about no food at workstations had been relaxed, though workers still aren't allowed to eat at their stations.
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The Trauma Resuscitation Unit, or T.R.U., consists of twelve bays divided by curtains and arranged in a horseshoe configuration around three banks of workstations.
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When Facebook engineers and designers rolled in to the office, they would sometimes find a few photocopied pages from the notebooks at their workstations.
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Long before it became the norm in American offices, he had his managers cluster their workstations together without walls or dividers to facilitate teamwork.
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During his first day on the job at a small 3D-modelling company, Griffith noticed that his new colleagues' workstations were hopelessly out of date.
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Another, complete with screens, workstations and a raised table, is where the HLI team huddles each day to make sense of the deluge of data.
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The ultimate goal, it explained in an announcement today, is to double its capacity from 100,000 workstations today to 200,000 over the next three years.
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It supports workstations using Intel Xeon and AMD Opteron processors that can be configured with up to four CPUs and up to 6TB of memory.
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Revenue from HP's personal systems unit, which sells notebooks, desktops and workstations, rose 12 percent to $8.40 billion in the third quarter ended July 31.
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However, multiple sources told Business Insider, and WeWork acknowledged, a certain number of its tenants pay for an undisclosed number of workstations they don't use.
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The Enterprise, though, is a convenient template, because it provides a setting that resembles an actual office, with screens and workstations and a dress code.
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WeWork's biggest competitor is another chain of co-working spaces called IWG, has about five times more users along with many more offices and workstations.
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Almost two-thirds of the money they spent on coworking went to WeWork, whose empire includes more than half a million workstations across 29 countries.
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So, the MPC One could be a good solution for those just getting into standalone workstations, or have been on the fence for price reasons.
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Since they couldn't trust OPM's compromised network, the visitors improvised their own by lugging in workstations and servers that they could seal behind a customized firewall.
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The firm's focus was to become a manufacturing leader in DRAM, or dynamic random access memory, a chip commonly used in personal computers, workstations and servers.
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Windows 10 Pro for Workstations is a solid update to look forward to if you're a professional with a workstation or manage servers for a living.
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It doesn't help when a major manufacturer of voting machines, Election Systems & Software, admitted that it had installed remote connection software on election management system workstations.
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Of course, if they can sell some Dell hardware along the way such as using the Daqri headset in conjunction with Dell workstations, all the better.
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The largest FTZ is reserved for the manufacture of Iridium satellites, consists of 235 workstations, and has technicians in cleanroom suits working on site 21/2700.
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The utility's operators were able to quickly recover by switching to manual operations, essentially disconnecting infected workstations and servers from the grid, according to the report.
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Mr. Béhar has designed workstations and chairs for Herman Miller for more than a decade and has been thinking about office design for longer than that.
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The vulnerabilities—all of which require administrative (or root) access to exploit—reportedly give one the ability to compromise EPYC servers and Ryzen and Ryzen Pro workstations.
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In recent years banks have become global networks that link apps on smartphones, workstations used for sales, and sophisticated programs used to manage compliance and allocate capital.
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It's not just MacBook Pro, iMac Pro, Mac Pro — it's the enabling force of eGPUs, it's iPad Pros as input devices, purpose-built extensions and portable workstations.
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Working independently from other employees has been helpful for Vo, since she at least doesn't compound the toxicity by having to inhale additional smells from other workstations.
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It's designed for power users with high performance workstations, and will include special power management features to ensure performance is as best as a system will allow.
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Things like AutoTune, the use of samples and loops, and Digital Audio Workstations were all "disruptors" that we adapted to and are now commonplace tools and methods.
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On the technology side, Spatial& and DreamWorks leveraged servers and workstations with Intel Xeon Scalable processors to stitch together high-res images and 360-degree VR videos.
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Along with the XPS 15, Dell also sent along their Thunderbolt dock, which purports to connect multiple displays at workstations through any number of available video connections.
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My first "real" job was in the graphic arts industry after college, where I worked on Macintosh workstations using Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator to create commercial art.
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On the graphics side, Nvidia has stomped AMD to hold the majority marketshare—Nvida's cards are found in most gaming laptops, and a lot of workstations too.
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Rondo360 is an application and set of plug-ins that works across digital audio workstations to process binaural audio and make handling 360 audio much more seamless.
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The standards would kick in for workstations and small-scale servers in January 2018 and for computer monitors - covering screens 17 inches and larger - in July 2019.
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IWG made its public debut nearly 20 years ago — it has roughly the same number of workstations as WeWork and a market cap of around $4.3 billion.
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Along those lines, Foursquare recently published "The 15 Best Coffeeshops with Wi-Fi in Williamsburg, Brooklyn," to guide displaced office workers and their laptops to temporary workstations.
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In response, researchers and some bosses have proposed a variety of methods for helping people reduce their sitting time at work, including standing workstations and treadmill desks.
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CreditCreditGabriella Angotti-Jones for The New York Times Goldman Sachs's trading floors are vast rooms crammed with rows of tightly packed workstations, four monitors for every trader.
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ICL 7500 The ICL 7500 series are a range of terminals and workstations that were developed by the now defunct UK computing company, ICL, during the 1970s.
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Using an on-screen interface, employees can find free workstations, find out where their colleagues are and search for work spaces based on air quality, temperature and noise.
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In the case of the 15-inch Macbook Pro Retina—one of the most popular workstations built and the subject of numerous imitations—the situation is even worse.
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It's for Windows 10 Pro Workstations, so you won't be able to enable it on a gaming machine, although Microsoft already has a Game Mode for Windows 10.
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At one end of this pile were the workstations where printers were broken open and the component parts separated as to whether they were circuitry, steel, or plastic.
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Carpenter, 70, is the longest remaining commercial tenant in the building, and his studio's rows of white workstations are punctuated by exposed concrete columns and vast awning windows.
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Now, WeWork is not necessarily doomed if a slowing economy leads to declining demand for all those workstations and shared-office memberships, which history suggests it will do.
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"It is very easy—it is just tuning the tempo which is visible as a curve in [Digital Audio Workstations like Logic]," Szczypiorski wrote me in an email.
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Decades later, companies like Sun Microsystems included laser-powered mice with its equally pricey servers and workstations, but special reflective mouse pads were often required to use them.
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The 600-square-foot lab provides workstations for students to take tutorials in areas such as robotics, natural language processing and smarthomes, and to design their own projects.
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Mixed in with the desks of X engineers, in a prime spot near a window overlooking turning foliage, nearly 30 gray, one-armed robots toil at individual workstations.
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The company says it's compatible with any MIDI app, including MPE synths and software, and all MIDI-enabled digital audio workstations, like Ableton Live, FL Studio, and GarageBand.
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Cramer was shocked by the company's double-digit growth in "notebooks," or laptops, desktops and workstations — up 14 percent, 17 percent and 11 percent year over year, respectively.
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Revenues for every individual component of HP's personal systems and printing businesses — from notebooks and workstations to printing supplies and consumer hardware — fell on a year-over-year basis.
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By extension, these are also the companies that set the parameters for how future Windows laptops, Mac Pro workstations, and next-gen gaming consoles will look, feel, and function.
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The hardware is designed specifically for the Maschine software, but can also be used with other Digital Audio Workstations (DAWs) like Ableton or Logic Pro, with a little adaptation.
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These machines also boast solid-feeling metal construction, MIDI ins and outs, and a USB jack for direct integration into pro-level digital audio workstations like Ableton or Logic.
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Winding down: On Monday, Axios found a moving truck outside of the startup's Shotwell Street headquarters, while rows of empty workstations were visible via the storefront-style office windows.
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In its place, a love story between a special-forces captain and a headstrong female surgeon, an evenly matched duo, unfolds not at workstations but in a war zone.
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Instead, there are a series of small, low-voltage electric mats installed under the carpeting in workstations that can be turned on individually, like heated seats in your car.
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The laminate surfaces of all the workstations are pale green (the color is restful for the eyes, Mr. Grandvuillemin said), the chairs are adjustable and the tables are ergonomic.
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For now desktop workstations and pricey laptops still rule the graphic design and photography industries, powering countless applications that simply won't be available on mobile devices for a long time.
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In late March, the Florida Department of Revenue said it had opened an investigation into the disappearance of three hard drives "believed to contain personal identifying information" from employee workstations.
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The new standard in luggage is cases that ensure your devices stay charged (while still abiding by recent airline requirements), avoid overweight baggage fees, and even double as individual workstations.
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One basic problem here is that high-end workstations are a small share of the personal computer market, and Macs are also a small share of the personal computer market.
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Customers for high-end workstations also include an even more crucial constituency: professional computer programmers — the people who write the software that other Mac and iPhone and iPad users use.
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Lenovo said its share in the global PC market rose to 24.6 percent and that it expanded in premium markets such as workstations, thin and light PCs and gaming PCs.
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To end the oppression of open offices, several startups are building workstations of the future: software that pulls everything we normally do on a computer inside of virtual reality (VR).
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Today Mr Prager oversees trading at BlackRock, the world's biggest investment group, where quiet data scientists have replaced many bellowing traders, and workstations look more like a desk at Nasa.
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An Amazon spokesperson also said warehouse staff are being required to clean their workstations and vehicles at the beginning and end of every shiftVisit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.
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But Microsoft wants to sell Surfaces in the here and now, and Windows PCs tend to find themselves part of workstations — usually breeding grounds for accessories with traditional USB-A ports.
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The Radeon Vega Instinct 7nm chip is slated to add fresh optimizations for processing deep learning and AI tasks, and its expected landing spot will be in workstations and server farms.
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It's a growing phenomenon — in 1990, more than half of Americans took at least 30 minutes away from their workstations at lunchtime, a number that has declined considerably, according to Gallup.
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But the Ryzen 28 23X is meant to be a workhorse processor comparable to Intel's $28,000 "high end desktop" CPUs that go into big workstations at professional graphics and editing houses.
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"Only 18% to 25% of people who experience ED receive treatment for it," he explained in the offices of Roman here in Manhattan, a well-lit open space full of computer workstations.
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Unlike earlier versions of the shared office, WeWork has focused on creating community-oriented spaces with a start-up feel that offer everything from on-demand workstations to private offices for teams.
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The company competes in the increasingly crowded field of cybersecurity by offering customers endpoint protection (in other words, workstations) that is delivered as software as a service (SaaS) via its Falcon platform.
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He praised his beribboned guests as the "world's great military people" and excused the stymied reporters, who returned to their workstations to start another round of: What was the president talking about?
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Yet instead of the 216 cores found on the Xeon processors used in beefy workstations, the Threadripper would have a whopping 218 cores—the most ever put in a mass-produced desktop CPU.
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Then, in late 22008, Engelbart acquired the first time-sharing computer, the Scientific Data System SDS220 mainframe that enabled his entire team to work on the systems they were building from separate workstations.
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Business Insider spotted a new patent filing: one for a network of mobile workstations based on boats, tractor trailer trucks, trains, or other vehicles, which can be driven to areas of high demand.
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At Ford's factory in Germany, where Kuka-built robots were installed at two workstations, co-bots are assisting factory-floor workers to fit shock absorbers into the wheel arches of Ford Fiesta cars.
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Windows 10 Pro for Workstations scales up for machines with a high number of logical processors and large amounts of RAM, and includes faster file support and low latency options for network adapters.
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While these are largely just laptop versions of the desktop-class four-core processors that AMD already launched this year, the new chips could mark AMD's expansion into more notebooks and mobile workstations.
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Proxy is polishing its features that auto-reserve conference rooms when you walk inside, that sign you into your teleconferencing system when you approach the screen and that personalize workstations when you arrive.
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Most were about his age, all looked a bit confused—but excited—as they began to sit down at workstations named after various bits of California nature (Tioga Pass, Redwood, Golden Bear, etc).
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In the mid-1980s, new RISC chips emerged from two Silicon Valley start-ups, Sun Microsystems and MIPS Technologies, becoming the standard for the computer workstations and servers that underpinned big corporate operations.
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Here's IDC's chart, which includes sales of desktops, notebooks, Chromebooks, ultraslim notebooks and workstations, but not tablets or handhelds: In the U.S. market, HP sold 18.1 million PCs, beating Dell, which sold 15.6 million.
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Tom Knight, one of the pioneers at MIT, and his colleagues saw in this sort of biological engineering something similarly world-changing to their work on the early internet and pre-PC computer workstations.
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They cleared away unused items to make more space, and they created a network of workstations, including a framing department, a finishing department, an upholstery department and a staining, topcoat and quality-control department.
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To meet the state's conditional certification for use in Tuesday's primary, the county put physical locks on the USB ports on county workstations to prevent someone from inserting a rogue USB stick into them.
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In the enormous basement where the team practices, high-end gaming equipment is laid out in rows like office workstations, each littered with personal mementos like plush toys, awards or photos of loved ones.
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Now Amazon robots carry empty shelving units — known as pods — to the workstations of stowers, who take products placed in front of them and fit them into open shelf space inside the shelving pods.
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And all the underlying infrastructures are managed by somebody else, as are software and driver updates, in addition to all the financial calculations that come into effect when you are renting workstations in the cloud.
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Meanwhile, the WSJ says in its factory tour report that Tesla spent between $80 million and $90 million in an "automated warehouse system" that was supposed to send parts to specific workstations around the factory.
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The lower deck is for crew members' sleeping, storage, and entertainment; the middle deck is for science experiments, cold storage, workstations, galleys, and growing food; and the upper deck is for medical use and exercise.
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Even before Computex officially started yesterday in Taipei, Lian Li's combination chassis and standing workstations were already turning heads as attendees got to take a look at their interiors before the glass tops were installed.
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That would have been a pipe dream for them until yesterday when most workstations could only support half that quantity of the pricy ECC RAM Apple is putting into the Mac Pro's 24 DIMM slots.
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Automotive factories are already using Clearpath's OTTO self-driving vehicles for what's called "line side delivery;" that is, to move parts to the appropriate personnel at their workstations, just in time for rapid installations and assembly.
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Preliminary findings indicate that workstations and Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) systems, linked to the 330 kilowatt sub-station "North", were influenced by external sources outside normal parameters, Ukrenergo said in comments emailed to Reuters.
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Less officially, the sheer amount of time that has passed since the last release of a Mac Pro desktop computer has users of high-end workstations convinced that Apple has effectively exited that market as well.
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When I finally found my way to the mysterious Room 530, in the rear of their Los Angeles offices, Steel welcomed me into an undecorated open-plan space filled with a dozen or so black workstations.
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For example, Sarkunan Subramaniam, managing director at Knight Frank Malaysia, who has visited the site recently, said unlike other modern office buildings, the floors in Exchange 106 are not raised to allow for underfloor wiring for workstations.
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Even if you could fit the "beefy" — his preferred epithet for the GPU-packed servers and workstations to which machine learning models are restricted — specs into a phone, it would suck the battery dry in a minute.
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The EMS workstations in question are not the same as the machines used by voters at the polls; they serve various administrative functions like adding up the results and, in some cases, programming the digital voting booths.
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This partnership adds some very positive visibility to Meta, which has been very vocal on the ability of its headset to replace workstations, something Dell's customers may prove interested in once the device exits the development phase.
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The company had said in July that it was boosting its presence in London, acquiring nearly 600,000 square feet (56,000 square meters) of office space across two buildings in King's Cross - enough for more than 6,000 workstations.
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Their tempered glass tops are foggy when the workstations are turned off, but once switched on, everything inside — its liquid cooling system, motherboards, graphics cards, fans, reservoirs, pumps and whatever else else you add — are clearly visible.
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Marvel clustered compact private offices in the center of the floor; glass fronts open them to the expanse of workstations in the newsroom and to the natural light from the windows on the perimeter of the floor.
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It's a small space that's usually used for meetings and other social gatherings, but Devolver plans to stuff it with their own computer workstations loaded with demos from the banned developers, along with fact sheets and contact information.
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Specifically, officials alleged that the medical center failed to install physical safeguards for workstations containing protected data, failed to implement tracking features for users accessing electronic health information and failed to notify all individuals affected by the breaches.
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Typically you visit them in their quarters or at their workstations, and you inquire about what they're thinking, where they've come from, what they want from their lives, and what they think is right or wrong with society.
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The décor feels early 1980s — purple and teal wallpaper, and abstract Hindu wall hangings — but it's been around since 1954, frequented by the jewelers and gem wholesalers taking a break from their workstations in the nearby back alleys.
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"If we don't build housing differently, then no one can have any housing," Mr. Holliday said during a recent tour, as he passed assembly-line workstations and stacks of raw materials like windows, pipes and rolls of pink insulation.
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"If we don't build housing differently, then no one can have any housing," Mr. Holliday said during a recent tour, as he passed assembly-line workstations and stacks of raw materials like windows, pipes and rolls of pink insulation.
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The Intel G-series isn't going to blow your hair back like the Nvidia 1080 GPUs found in some super high end gaming laptops, but it's more than enough to take on Nvidia in cheaper gaming desktops and most portable workstations.
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While no laptop makers have announced support yet expect to find this in gaming laptops and workstations first before trickling down in more mainstream devices—likely as a mix of either an add-on you select or included automatically with purchase.
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Between 2000 and 2006, ES&S provided pcAnywhere remote connection software to a small number of customers for technical support purposes on county workstations, but this software was not designed to and did not come in contact with any voting machines.
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Those who were furloughed were told to "leave all FF company equipment (computer, phone, iPad, and any other FF property) at their FF workstations by close of business on October 31, 2018," according to a letter obtained by The Verge.
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The same source told us that Uber had another program intended to orchestrate the physical destruction of end-point workstations in the event of a raid by law enforcement — again as a strategy to render company data inaccessible to external investigators.
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The same source told us that Uber had another program intended to orchestrate the physical destruction of end-point workstations in the event of a raid by law enforcement — again as a strategy to render company data inaccessible to external investigators.
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The E-3G Block 453/45 upgrade replaces the Sentry's antiquated computers with a Red Hat Linux-based system for the main flight computer, and Windows-based operator workstations, which are connected to each other via a local area network.
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That could occur if an attacker gains physical access to a back-end system, known as the ballot marking device manager, that is used to program the voting machines before an election or to the tallying workstations that produce results.
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Other announced measures Wednesday by Fiat Chrysler include additional "intensive sanitation of work and rest areas," a work from home program for office-based employees and the slowing down of production lines to enable greater spacing of employees at their workstations.
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The devices, made by Blackburn, U.K.-based Cad-Capture, are pitched as a way for companies to find out how they can reduce office space, providing a multicolored dashboard to show managers which workstations are unoccupied and analyze usage trends.
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Worldwide PC shipments — which consist of laptops, desktops and workstations — fell by 212 percent in the fourth quarter, compared with a 260 percent decline in the preceding quarter, according to research firm IDC, continuing the recent trend of stabilizing demand.
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A lack of organizational, environmental and social support for standing - including adjustable sit-stand workstations, standing-only meeting rooms and high stools and desks - can make it feel awkward for workers to put the standing ideal into practice, he noted.
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After waking up and taking their daily "Life" pill, countless identical men in hats wave to their wives and babies, go to their identical cars and flow in a river of traffic to mammoth parking garages and grids of office workstations.
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Other Digital Audio Workstations (DAWs) like Logic and Pro Tools already have note chasing, but currently in Live 9, MIDI has to be frozen (bounced to audio in the background) in order to initiate playback from the middle of a MIDI note.
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This sounds like a great idea from a security perspective, but it presents a problem for workstations: If you use the built-in mic for conference calls, you'll need to keep the lid open, which might not be possible for some setups.
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In 1998, its inaugural release was a drop in the moat surrounding Massachusetts-based tech company Avid's Pro Tools empire, then the industry standard for digital audio workstations (DAWs), which at the time consisted mainly of loop-making software you could record with.
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For concerned HP owners, the specific affected models are: HP ProBooks (64x G2 and G3 series, 65x G2 and G3 series) HPx6873 310 G2, HP Envy m6 HP Pavilion x360, HP 11, HP ZBook (17 G3, 17 G4, and Studio G3) Mobile Workstations.
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Now I'm not saying we should do away with notebooks PCs as we know them or more specialized notebooks like mobile workstations or gaming laptops, I just think it's past time we replaced all the boring old notebooks with 2112.72-in-218.8s.
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Even if Apple does make a new Mac Pro at this point, buyers wary of the possibility of years-long gaps between updates will still find themselves thinking that people in the market for desktop workstations may need to look beyond the Mac.
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To push the limits of a metaphor: full-powered desktop operating systems and laptops and workstations might be the trucks of the computing world, but the Ford F-150 has also been the best-selling vehicle in America for three decades now. 4.
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If you think your workplace isn't changing much because there are a bunch of weathered Dell workstations sitting next to frumpy HP printers, consider just how much more work every one of your officemates is doing outside the office, on their phone.
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The latter workstations and other back-end systems have a USB port that could allow someone to boot the machines with a USB stick in a manner that would bypass their password protection and security software, according to the state's security analysis.
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Lekashman says that it's not uncommon for beam spring keyboards to sell on eBay for upward of $1,000, because IBM only used the switch in a small number of its most premium workstations before shifting to the cheaper buckling spring switch design.
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As rumored, Windows 10 Pro for Workstations will feature Microsoft's server-grade file system (the Resilient File System), support for persistent memory (NVDIMM-N), faster file sharing with SMB Direct and support for high-end hardware with up to 4 CPUs and 6TB of memory.
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As chief information security officer for Indiana University Health, Parker oversees cybersecurity for more than 30,000 employees at 18 hospitals across the state, along with countless numbers of computers, workstations and medical devices, making it the largest health system in Indiana — and the United States.
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Holkenborg's style is a complete departure from the golden era of orchestral film scores, combining everything from hardware analog synths, digital workstations, and classic amps to Frankensteined homemade instruments and the twinkling rainbow of Eurorack modules that fill an entire wall of his studio.
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The batteries were shipped with or sold as accessories for HP ProBooks (215x G221 and G222 series, 20163x G22016 and G2250 series, 2000xx G4 series), HPx360 (310 G2), HP Pavilion x360 11inch Notebook PC, HP 2503 Notebook PC, HP ZBook (17 G3, and Studio G3) mobile workstations.
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One person familiar with the attack sent Motherboard a photo of an infected computer the source said was in DLA Piper's Washington DC office, and claimed that employees had been told to leave their workstations (neither the DC nor Madrid office immediately responded to phone calls).
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Workstations in one of the Secaucus buildings were far enough apart, but as of last week, an employee said, people were sharing tables in the cafeteria area and lining up for free pizza like normal — "all on top of each other," the employee said, sharing a photo.
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Automators also share war stories of accidental automation, like this one: TIFU ["today I fucked up"] by getting 6 people laid off, in which a former temp worker tells the tale of automating a few library workstations, only to discover the IT department later took his program system-wide.
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While this sounds like a complex way of protecting this infrastructure, Greatwood points out that these devices and controllers tend to be fairly simple in terms of their configuration, not like the complexities involved in managing security on a network of workstations with many possible access points for hackers.
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If you have the space, you could set up multiple workstations for different tasks, said Michelle Gerson, an interior designer who lives in Tenafly, N.J. Knowing that her 8-year-old son would require frequent changes of scenery when he recently switched to online learning, she planned three zones.
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Just behind us is a wall of glass separating the workstations from numerous rows of gigantic machines capable of turning a virtual CAD file into a physical object in a matter of hours, a process that used to take Microsoft weeks when it was still known exclusively as a software maker.
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The high-end laptop industry isn't going anywhere, either: even as the bar for what makes an "average" laptop moves lower and lower, there will always be a place for ultra powerful workstations and gaming rigs with tons of RAM, hexa-core processors, and dedicated GPUs for those who need them.
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Intel demonstrated a Cinebench score of 7,334, an impressive result for a single processor PC. Intel is promising to turn this processor into a real product, and if it manages to do so for workstations or even consumer PCs, it will put it way ahead of AMD in the multicore battle.
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Silicon Graphics machines, whether the workstations or the supercomputers, represent a interesting niche in retro computing, in that they're machines that won't likely be recreated in a "classic" form, that cost a sizable amount of money to collect, and in some form factors, can be very expensive to even maintain.
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Standard versions of Windows 10 only support up to 2 CPUs and 2TB of memory, so this new version gives users on these top-of-the-line workstations (and the OEMs who want to build the hardware for them) access to a lot more power — especially when combined with persistent memory.
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The H-Series is meant for beefy laptops or bulky workstations, so finding it in something as thin and light as a 13-inch MacBook Pro was a welcome change of pace—mainly as it meant the MacBook Pro was leagues faster than competitors like the Dell XPS 13 and HP Spectre 13.
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"SWIFT is aware of a number of recent cyber incidents in which malicious insiders or external attackers have managed to submit SWIFT messages from financial institutions' back-offices, PCs or workstations connected to their local interface to the SWIFT network," the group warned customers on Monday in a notice seen by Reuters.
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"I give the kids access to all the tools pretty much right off the bat," said Eric Bredder, with a sweeping gesture taking in the computer workstations, 3-D printers, laser cutters and milling machines, plus a bevy of wood and metalworking tools that he uses while teaching computer science, engineering and design classes.
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The state of Apple's semi-withdrawal from the professional grade computer market even has some die-hard Mac fans daydreaming about the idea of bringing back operating system licensing so that some other company can put in the time and effort needed to build Mac compatible workstations without Cupertino needing to worry about it.
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Additionally, after hearing concerns about thermal throttling on the new MacBook Pros and other Core i9-equipped thin-and-light systems like Dell's XPS 83, I reached out to some sources familiar with the kind of thermal issues you often see on high-powered mobile workstations in order to get a little more insight into the latest controversy.
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Workstations (also free) with power outlets and USB connections are in Terminals A, C, D and E. Other amenities: If you need a nap, private office or shower, Minute Suites in Terminal D offers mini-offices with daybeds and private bathrooms (fees range from $30 for a 30-minute shower to $160 for an eight-hour stay).
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The i9 processors, which were first introduced back in the late summer of 40003, are also super expensive, but Intel is hoping you love the luxury and power of the i9 brand enough to buy a hobbled version for your laptop, because starting today, the i9-8950HK will be available in a wide range of mobile workstations and gaming laptops.
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Dodoid, who prefers to keep his online presence separate from his his real-life one, was born in 22, at a point when SGI was already in the midst of a lengthy decline in influence—and nearly a decade after SGI had its pop-culture peak after one of its workstations was sabotaged by Wayne Knight's character in Jurassic Park.
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Ask the right folks, and you might hear stories of corporate or education buyers who waited to upgrade their workstations, saw the Schiller speech, and responded by buying as many "cheese grater" Macs as they could get their hands on, scared off by what they saw as a limited design and frustrated that Apple didn't make it available in time to work within their yearly budget.
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The critical difference, of course, is that the Quadro P6000 is a high-end professional graphics card designed for workstations, versus the consumer-oriented and gaming-focused Titan X. Both are based on Nvidia's new Pascal architecture, but the P6000 ups the ante to 12 teraflops of single-precision performance (versus 11 teraflops for the Titan X), with more graphics cores and a larger and faster bank of onboard memory.
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Splice, which started as a cloud service for musicians to share and collaborate on projects made in DAWs (Digital Audio Workstations) like Ableton, now also includes a subscription service to a sample library with over 1 million sounds, a section that features popular plugins like Massive (a Native Instruments synth), a library of free plugins, and a robust online community, offering remix competitions and the ability for users to access other people's public projects.
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Grammys audio by the numbers 6003 — performance areas 4 — outdoor trucks for handling audio 9 — audio workstations total 60 — 53-foot trailers bringing equipment in and out 70 — people handling audio during the live telecast 192 — audio tracks handled in the outdoor trucks 350 — microphones used 1,800 — microphone inputs used during the week 43,300 — microphone cross patches done over the week *Some figures estimated It sounds like there are a lot of moving parts.
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