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Some Businesses—Like Microsoft—are Water-Cooling Entire Buildings
Water cooling is a common method of keeping computing hardware at reasonable temperatures, particularly for gaming PCs, data centers, and similar high-demand applications. What if, however, a business used a similar method to keep their entire building climate-controlled? Microsoft intends to do so in some new data centers, as many residences have begun implementing a
How Could You Use this Little-Known Bookmarking Feature from Google?
While most browsers offer a bookmark feature, allowing a user to save certain web pages for repeated viewing, Google Chrome adds to this with an added functionality: Google Saved. Previously known as Google Collections, Google Saved gives users a convenient place to keep track of things they want to return to later… similar to a
Tip of the Week: Prepare Yourself for the End of Windows 10
The official end-of-support date for Windows 10—October 14, 2025—will be here before you know it. This means you must prepare to transition to Windows 11 as soon as possible, assuming you haven’t already done so. Here are a few tips and best practices to keep in mind to help make this transition as smooth and
Tariffs Could Impact the Economy… and Your Business
As an information technology provider, we are tasked with helping your business make the best decisions possible related to your IT infrastructure. In this role, we offer a gentle recommendation that you purchase hardware you expect to need over the next year as soon as possible. If you don’t, you might be left high and
Discarding Your Old Technology Could Put Your Data at Risk
Got a new computer for the holidays? That’s awesome! But before you get too excited, let’s talk about your old device. You can’t just toss it out—there’s a right way to get rid of it that keeps your personal info safe and the environment happy. In today’s blog, we discuss what to do with your
Tip of the Week: Android Privacy Strategies Even Your Grandparents Can Use
Your Android device can do a lot, but you also need to ensure that the devices you use aren’t putting data or privacy at risk. Today, we want to show you how to take simple steps to control your privacy and security. Anyone with a smartphone can use these tips, too, so have at it!
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