In our lifetimes, we’ve become used to the idea that hardware will become obsolete. Everything from circular saws to servers to our toaster is going to eventually be replaced with a newer and better model, and that’s just the way of things.
Open PostWe are talking about NOT shredding hard drives. Before we get going, we aren’t attempting to talk you out of shredding. It’s quick, cost-effective, and extremely successful when it comes to securing data on used hard drives. It works for a lot of our clients. Plus, you know what they say about fixing things that aren’t broken.
Open Post2020. It’s the start of a whole new decade, and with all the drama of the last few years of the 2010’s, it’s only natural to look forward and wonder about what’s coming. When we were coming up with possibilities for a list, we just decided to go with Some Big Ideas. The internet is littered with best-of and year-end lists, so let’s start the decade with something a bit more relaxed and less focused on rankings. In no particular order, we’d like to offer you some of the Big Ideas that you should keep an eye on in 2020.
Open PostMoore’s Law is slowing down, and it’s going to have some interesting ramifications all across the tech industry.
Open PostCharging cables are a low-grade frustration that each of us deals with on a daily basis. We rely on them for most of the devices that we need to get through our day. We’ve loaded our cars, bags, and homes with spare cables, but no matter how well we plan, we’re always held hostage by cords and adapters. So what’s the future of charging? Is there any chance that we’ll be free of our USB-based shackles?
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