Software Desktops losing out to laptops News By Nicole Kobie published 22 March 2007 Shipments of laptop computers are growing at a faster rate than desktops, according to new research from IDC. IDCMicrosoft'sGet the ITPro. daily newsletterReceive our latest news, industry updates, featured resources and more. Sign up today to receive our FREE report on AI cyber crime & security - newly updated for 2024.Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors Nicole KobieSocial Links Navigation More about softwareOrganizations shift away from Oracle Java as pricing changes biteBest server distros 2024LatestProtecting the public sector from hackersSee more latest ► Most PopularNHS leaders are keen to adopt new digital tools, but IT can't solve problems on its ownBCS thanks IT staff for CrowdStrike workGoogle will need to find a new cloud security champion as Wiz backs out of $23 billion acquisition Sophos appoints Zendesk's Teresa Anania as new chief customer officerNCA takes down world’s most prolific DDoS-for-hire websiteHackers are creating fake CrowdStrike recovery resources to trick businesses into loading malware onto their networkIntel to release microcode patch for instability issues with its 13th and 14th Gen processorsSnowflake's tweaked partner support receives rave reviewsTransparency is “vital” in big tech’s new coalition on AI safety, experts suggest Google DeepMind's chief scientist says AI energy use not as bad as it looksWhere will the next democratic presidential nominee stand on tech policy? Resources Discover the power of generative AI for banking and financial institutions Posted whitepaper Digital workers: Five best practices for a people-first approach to adoption Posted whitepaper Build a more intentional hybrid cloud: The key to continuous innovation Posted whitepaper AI for marketing guidebook Posted whitepaper VIEW MORE WHITEPAPERS MOST READ1Protecting the public sector from hackers2Everything you need to know about AMD3US Department of State puts $10 million bounty on North Korean hacker’s head as agencies issue warning about APT454AI safety tests inadequate, says Ada Lovelace Institute5What is high-performance computing (HPC)?
