# computerworld.com

> AI-optimized mirror of computerworld.com containing 50 pages totalling 68,951 words of clean markdown content, structured data, and semantic HTML. Original source: https://computerworld.com. Last updated: 2026-07-20T15:02:44.449Z.

Each page is available as HTML (with JSON-LD structured data) and Markdown (text-only, ideal for LLMs and RAG).

## Homepage

- [Computerworld – Making technology work for business](/content/site-root.html): Computerworld covers a range of technology topics, with a focus on these core areas of IT: generative AI, Windows, mobile, Apple/enterprise, office suites, productivity software, and collaboration software, as well as relevant information about companies such as Microsoft, Apple, OpenAI and Google. (342 words)

## Articles & Blog Posts

- [Word 2013 cheat sheet: Ribbon quick reference – Computerworld](/content/article/1633573/word-2013-cheat-sheet-ribbon-quick-reference-html.html): Find the most popular commands on Word 2013's Ribbon. (2,389 words)
- [Tech luminaries we lost in 2017 – Computerworld](/content/article/1615960/tech-luminaries-we-lost-in-2017-html.html): Whether they developed programming languages, carbon nanotubes, video games, or the Internet itself, these 12 men and women are among the tech luminaries we lost in 2017. Their legacies, however, live on. (2,692 words)
- [AWS vs Azure vs Google Cloud: What’s the best cloud platform for enterprise? – Computerworld](/content/article/1656687/aws-vs-azure-vs-google-whats-the-best-cloud-platform-for-enterprise-html.html): It's the defining cloud battle of our time: AWS vs Microsoft Azure vs Google Cloud Platform. Who can win the IaaS enterprise market? Computerworld UK takes a look at the merits of the big three vendors
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- [7 Android launchers for enhanced efficiency – Computerworld](/content/article/1723954/android-launchers-for-enhanced-efficiency-html.html): Save time and make your Android home screen work better with the help of these eclectic tools. (2,887 words)
- [6 magnificent multiplatform productivity apps – Computerworld](/content/article/1634329/productivity-apps-multiplatform-cross-platform-html.html): These top-notch tools will help you get down to business consistently — no matter which device or platform you’re using at any given moment. (1,876 words)
- [Apple in the enterprise — industry execs on what works, what they want in '26 – Computerworld](/content/article/4107165/apple-in-enterprise-industry-execs-on-what-works-and-what-they-want-in-26-html.html): Here's what's hot, what's not, and what to expect from Apple in the enterprise in 2026. (3,038 words)
- [5 ways to overclock a netbook (really!) – Computerworld](/content/article/1560441/5-ways-to-overclock-a-netbook-really-html.html): Didn't think hardware this tiny could be tweaked? Think again. We explore five ways to turn netbooks up to 11. (1,517 words)
- [AI hallucination mitigation: two brains are better than one – Computerworld](/content/article/1612465/ai-hallucination-mitigation-two-brains-are-better-than-one-html.html): A number of startups and cloud service providers are beginning to offer tools to monitor, evaluate and correct problems with generative AI in the hopes of eliminating errors, hallucinations and other systemic problems. (1,422 words)
- [4 free video editors bring out your inner filmmaker – Computerworld](/content/article/1431059/4-free-video-editors-bring-out-your-inner-filmmaker-html.html) (2,935 words)
- [Say goodbye to all that: Microsoft ends Windows-as-a-Service – Computerworld](/content/article/1614484/say-goodbye-to-all-that-microsoft-ends-windows-as-a-service-html.html): With the arrival of Windows 11, and its once-a-year update cadence, Microsoft is effectively turning its back on its Windows-as-a-service model. (1,264 words)
- [What are ambient agents? Why AI that acts will redefine automation at work – Computerworld](/content/video/4115615/what-are-ambient-agents-why-ai-that-acts-will-redefine-automation-at-work-html.html) (1,988 words)
- [Windows 11 Smart App Control explained – Computerworld](/content/article/4043925/windows-11-smart-app-control-explained-html.html): After an update, Microsoft's app gatekeeping feature is more flexible but still lacks granular controls. (1,643 words)
- [The problem with Google's Pixel 9a – Computerworld](/content/article/3958221/google-pixel-9a-html.html): The latest Pixel has plenty of good things going for it — but it also presents a puzzling paradox. (1,282 words)
- [WWDC: The evolution of Apple’s Siri – Computerworld](/content/article/1691160/wwdc-the-evolution-of-apples-siri-html.html): A look at the many Siri enhancements Apple has introduced at WWDC over the years. (1,111 words)
- [Apple’s MFi scheme for USB-C is a good thing – Computerworld](/content/article/1619413/apples-mfi-scheme-for-usb-c-is-a-good-thing-html.html): Apple may be about to make it harder to use lower cost USB-C cables with its devices, but there are very good reasons it should do so. (815 words)
- [What AI skills job seekers need to develop in 2026 – Computerworld](/content/article/4117602/what-ai-skills-job-seekers-need-to-develop-in-2026-html.html): Knowing how to query ChatGPT, Gemini or Claude doesn't make you an expert on genAI and AI tools. There's a lot more to learn about in this fast-evolving area of tech. (1,042 words)
- [Demand for freelancers explodes, thanks to agentic AI – Computerworld](/content/article/3986821/freelancer-demand-explodes-thanks-to-ai-agents-html.html): According to Fiverr, the current trend towards AI agents has led to companies relying on skilled freelance workers at a record-breaking rate. (452 words)
- [‘IT that just works’: A mantra for innovation at Kinaxis – Computerworld](/content/article/1639513/it-that-just-works-mantra-for-innovation-at-kinaxis-html.html): A commitment to excellence and continuous learning helps IT teams reach their full potential at the No. 5 midsize company on Computerworld’s ‘Best Places to Work in IT 2024’ list. (719 words)
- [Apple could 'run the table' on AI if it does things right – Computerworld](/content/article/4198808/apple-could-run-the-table-on-ai-if-it-does-things-right-html.html): Apple can apply a great deal of downward pressure on OpenAI and Claude with its approach to AI, says investor Jason Calacanis. (831 words)
- [Google Pixel 10 vs. every past Pixel: To upgrade or not to upgrade? – Computerworld](/content/article/4046284/google-pixel-10-vs-past-pixel-upgrade-html.html): Some balanced and thoughtful advice on Google's Pixel 10 and Pixel 10 Pro compared to every other Pixel model — from someone who's lived with 'em all. (1,233 words)
- [Zoom expands agentic AI platform to automate enterprise workflows – Computerworld](/content/article/4143555/zoom-expands-agentic-ai-platform-to-automate-enterprise-workflows-html.html): With new no‑code agents, enterprise search, and AI Docs/Sheets/Slides, Zoom aims to bridge collaboration and execution, even as rivals such as Microsoft and Google dominate core productivity platforms. (540 words)
- [AI budgets soar, ROI still elusive – Computerworld](/content/article/4142408/ai-budgets-soar-roi-still-elusive-html.html): As IT leaders struggle to prove genAI value at scale, here’s what some of them are changing in response. (1,448 words)
- [Attackers hacked Department of Energy 159 times in 4 years – Computerworld](/content/article/1634443/attackers-hacked-department-of-energy-159-times-in-4-years-html.html): The DOE was attacked 1,131 times in four years; attackers breached the DOE 159 times with 53 of those cyber attacks resulting in root compromises. (1,023 words)
- [Forg365 industrializes Microsoft 365 phishing with AI-generated lures – Computerworld](/content/article/4196652/forg365-industrializes-microsoft-365-phishing-with-ai-generated-lures-html.html): The Telegram-distributed service combines AI-assisted lures with device-code phishing and attacker-side session refresh, complicating containment after an account is breached. (703 words)
- [Anthropic's ‘free’ Fable offer — a token lock-in trap for users? – Computerworld](/content/article/4196912/anthropics-free-fable-offer-a-token-lock-in-trap-for-users-html.html): The company’s decision to offer paying customers free access to Fable until July 19 could be a way ‘to get people hooked and turned into paying customers,' one analyst says. (765 words)
- [OpenAI admits AI hallucinations are mathematically inevitable, not just engineering flaws – Computerworld](/content/article/4059383/openai-admits-ai-hallucinations-are-mathematically-inevitable-not-just-engineering-flaws-html.html): In a landmark study, OpenAI researchers reveal that large language models will always produce plausible but false outputs, even with perfect data, due to fundamental statistical and computational limits. (896 words)
- [AI PCs to surge, claiming over half the market by 2026 – Computerworld](/content/article/4047019/ai-pcs-to-surge-claiming-over-half-the-market-by-2026-html.html): Despite some market hurdles, AI PC adoption is taking hold, with about 143 million units expected to ship next year. (1,014 words)
- [What problems would an AI speaker from OpenAI actually solve? – Computerworld](/content/article/4197338/what-problems-would-an-ai-speaker-from-openai-actually-solve-html.html): Is a HomePod with ‘personality’ what people really, really want? (781 words)
- [IDC: 80% of companies plan to buy AI PCs this year – Computerworld](/content/article/3845965/idc-80-of-companies-plan-to-buy-ai-pcs-this-year-html.html): Because of the high costs and security risks around cloud AI deployments, more companies are planning to roll out AI on PCs this year, according to a new IDC study. (911 words)
- [SpaceXAI launches Grok 4.5, touts lower coding-task costs than AI rivals – Computerworld](/content/article/4194914/spacexai-launches-grok-4-5-touts-lower-coding-task-costs-than-ai-rivals-2-html.html): Benchmark estimates put Grok 4.5 at $2.49 per coding task versus $5.07 for GPT-5.5 in Codex and $11.80 for Fable 5 in Claude Code; analysts say real-world enterprise testing remains key. (847 words)
- [Microsoft Intune explained: A leader in unified endpoint management – Computerworld](/content/article/1700964/microsoft-intune-explained-unified-endpoint-management-html.html): Microsoft's UEM software leverages AI to simplify IT operations, enhance security, and improve the end-user experience across a wide range of devices and platforms. (1,244 words)
- [China, Russia, and 27 others create World AI body, without US – Computerworld](/content/article/4198354/china-russia-and-27-others-create-world-ai-body-without-us-html.html): Calls for the US to take the lead in AI regulation are too little, too late. (400 words)
- [Linux Mint 13 Cinnamon Expo and Scale keyboard shortcuts – Computerworld](/content/article/1438407/linux-mint-13-cinnamon-expo-and-scale-keyboard-shortcuts-html.html): Here's are some keyboard shortcuts for Linux Mint 13's Expo and Scale overviews. (334 words)
- [CISA urges immediate SharePoint hardening as exploits mount – Computerworld](/content/article/4197818/cisa-urges-immediate-sharepoint-hardening-as-exploits-mount-2-html.html): Three actively exploited SharePoint vulnerabilities have landed in the KEV catalog, with security experts warning that patching alone won’t prevent business disruption. (544 words)
- [What Safari reveals about Apple’s AI strategy ahead of WWDC – Computerworld](/content/article/4181208/what-safari-reveals-about-apples-ai-strategy-ahead-of-wwdc-html.html): Ahead of the company's big developer conference, Apple Is using its web browser to make its AI case. (748 words)
- [At BCU, IT is a core competency for business success – Computerworld](/content/article/1639643/bcu-it-core-competency-business-success-html.html): As the lines blur between IT and business strategy, leadership at the No. 4 small company on Computerworld’s ‘Best Places to Work in IT 2024’ list focuses on employee well-being and an outcome-based workplace. (649 words)
- [HP will cram a 20-billion-parameter AI model into new AI PCs – Computerworld](/content/article/4149838/hp-will-cram-a-20-billion-parameter-ai-model-into-new-ai-pcs-html.html): HP is also adding new AI features to its Workforce Experience Platform to manage and remediate devices remotely. (888 words)
- [Target breach happened because of a basic network segmentation error – Computerworld](/content/article/1517305/target-breach-happened-because-of-a-basic-network-segmentation-error-html.html): The massive data breach at Target last month may have resulted partly from the retailer's failure to properly segregate systems handling sensitive payment card data from the rest of its network. (695 words)
- [Western Digital closes Hitachi GST acquisition, to operate separate subsidiaries – Computerworld](/content/article/1460981/western-digital-closes-hitachi-gst-acquisition-to-operate-separate-subsidiaries-html.html): Western Digital completed Thursday the acquisition of the hard drive business of Hitachi, and set up two subsidiaries with separate brands and products, apparently to meet the conditions of antitrust regulators. (587 words)
- [AI OK in Linux development, says Torvalds – Computerworld](/content/article/4198408/ai-ok-in-linux-development-says-torvalds-2-html.html): The creator of Linux sees good and bad sides to AI when it comes to developing open-source software. (245 words)
- [Gemini now lets you import chats from competitors – Computerworld](/content/article/4152386/gemini-makes-it-possible-to-import-chats-from-competitors-html.html): New tools make it easier for users to switch from a competing AI chatbot. (166 words)
- [OpenAI gets the attention it needs from AI researcher Noam Shazeer  – Computerworld](/content/article/4187293/openai-gets-the-attention-it-needs-from-ai-researcher-noam-shazeer-html.html): Shazeer, who contributed key insights to the development of today’s AI models, is transferring from Google. (229 words)
- [It’s time to update your Web Browser – Computerworld](/content/article/1512565/it-s-time-to-update-your-web-browser-html.html) (290 words)
- [CEO explains why Mercata’s closing up shop – Computerworld](/content/article/1577871/ceo-explains-why-mercata-s-closing-up-shop-html.html) (542 words)
- [Adobe offers copyright indemnification for Firefly AI-based image app users – Computerworld](/content/article/1628682/adobe-offers-copyright-indemnification-for-firefly-ai-based-image-app-users-html.html): The maker of Acrobat and Photoshop added a generative AI-based image creator to its product lineup, and offered indemnity against IP-related lawsuits. (404 words)
- [Intel reaches Pentium 4 speed limit at 3.8 GHz – Computerworld](/content/article/1711338/intel-reaches-pentium-4-speed-limit-at-3-8-ghz-html.html): Intel today introduced a 3.8-GHz Pentium 4 processor in what could represent the end of an era for the chip maker (332 words)
- [About Us – Computerworld](/content/about-us/index.html): About Computerworld (110 words)
- [Windows 10: A guide to the updates – Computerworld](/content/article/1682225/windows-10-a-guide-to-the-updates-html.html): Here's what those enrolled in the Windows 10 Extended Security Updates program need to know about each monthly security update. Now updated for KB5094127, released on June 9, 2026. (7,732 words)
- [Google Workspace vs. Microsoft 365: What’s the best office suite for business? – Computerworld](/content/article/1672155/g-suite-vs-office-365-whats-the-best-office-suite-for-business-html.html): Google Workspace has become a powerful, feature-filled alternative to Microsoft Office, and both suites are charging full steam ahead with AI features. We break down the pros and cons of each platform to help you decide which is right for your business. (8,916 words)

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