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Main Differences in Architecture Windows 11 promises a more modern and streamlined experience, but it no longer supports older 16-bit applications. That’s because it doesn’t include components like NTVDM or WOW16, which helped run 16-bit apps on 32-bit versions of Win … read more

In today’s high-stakes world of design and engineering, precision isn’t optional—it’s critical. Whether you're modeling complex mechanical assemblies in SolidWorks, rendering multi-layer architectural drawings in AutoCAD, or running simulations in Fusion 3 … read more

Why Linux Is a Smart Alternative to Windows 11 As Windows 11 tightens its hardware demands—TPM 2.0, Secure Boot, and modern CPU limits—many users are eyeing more flexible, cost-effective options. That’s where Linux shines. It’s open-source, highly customiz … read more

What is Server Virtualization? Server virtualization is when you create multiple virtual machines (VMs) on a single physical server using software known as a hypervisor. Each virtual machine (VM) operates independently, running its own operating system and applications, as if it … read more

On October 14th, 2025, Windows 10 will reach its End of Life (EOL), marking the end of an era for one of Microsoft’s most popular operating systems. With this deadline fast approaching, it’s time to start planning your upgrade to Windows 11. In this article, we& … read more

What is AI and Machine Learning in Server Environments?  AI and Machine Learning involve sophisticated algorithms that can learn from and make decisions on data. Here's a small list of examples on how they integrate with server technology:  Process Large Datasets: AI … read more

What is Edge Computing? Edge computing is a distributed computing standard that processes data closer to its source rather than relying on centralized data centers or cloud infrastructure. This method is particularly suited for workload-intensive applications requiring real-time … read more