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More on OnLive: New Cloud Solution Delivers Secure Cross-Platform Deployment for Graphics Intensive Applications

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NEW ONLIVE CLOUD SOLUTION DELIVERS SECURE CROSS-PLATFORM DEPLOYMENT FOR GRAPHICS INTENSIVE APPLICATIONS. OnLive CloudLift Enterprise PaaS provides the first seamless solution for businesses with Graphics Intensive Applications. With this post we provide an update we just saw in their press release at: [link].

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The M1 chip saved the MacBook — but now Apple has to win back the Pros

The Verge

It’s been hard to be an Apple power user for the last half-decade. And while Apple’s first wave of M1-powered computers have been excellent, they’ve all been — relatively — low-powered. And while Apple’s first wave of M1-powered computers have been excellent, they’ve all been — relatively — low-powered.

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Apple MacBook Air with M1 review: new chip, no problem

The Verge

The new Arm-based system has exceeded almost every expectation The new MacBook Air with Apple’s M1 chip is a triumph. In a week of testing, I have pushed this computer and its new Apple-made processor to its limits and found that those limits exceeded my expectations on nearly every level. Apple kept the design exactly the same.

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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella on the business of Windows

The Verge

Microsoft wants to make Windows 11 more flexible and open We’ve got a special episode of Decoder today — I’m talking to Satya Nadella, the CEO and chairman of Microsoft. If you think that sounds like a pretty intense role reversal for Apple and Microsoft, well, you’re not wrong. UWPs, which are Universal Windows Platform apps.

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Rosetta 2 is Apple’s key to making the ARM transition less painful

The Verge

Apple CEO Tim Cook in front of a silicon wafer platter | Screenshot: Sean Hollister / The Verge. Earlier this week, on what Tim Cook called a “historic day,” Apple announced that it’s moving Macs away from Intel processors to its own silicon chips. Developers won’t need to make any changes to their old apps; they’ll just work.

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What to watch for at today’s Apple silicon Mac event

The Verge

Today, Apple is unveiling new Macs that will be based not on Intel processors, but Apple’s own Arm-based chips. If you’re looking to get a sense of what the stakes are today, Chaim Gartenberg has a nice overview about just how big a gamble this is and just how committed Apple is to it. But nope, Apple’s apparently going all-in.

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Book excerpt: What makes a great startup idea? Lessons from a veteran entrepreneur

GeekWire

What people don’t know is how difficult it was for Microsoft to gain a leadership position in the office productivity space before Windows became a popular platform. Before the advent of Windows, WordPerfect and Lotus 1-2-3 were the de facto market leaders on the MS-DOS operating system. Once Windows 3.0