This "Working From Home" storage solutions discussion from the Adobe Video World conference focused on making sure your storage solutions are optimized as you adapt to the "new normal" of the pandemic.
Not a lot of people have heard of the MacSysAdmin conference held in Gothenburg, Sweden, every fall. My first time there three years ago, I didn’t know what to expect. Here’s a conference which is so unlike the many conferences I have attended in the past. It is held in a small city in Sweden, there is only one track, it has a limited number of attendees, and all the speakers are available for all four days to answer anybody’s questions or discuss topics of interest.
For the first time ever, OWC's Thunderbolt Hub gives you the additional ports you’ve wanted. Connect more, display more, and charge more with this new Thunderbolt 4 solution.
As we mentioned in an earlier Rocket Yard post, "Intel Introduces Thunderbolt 4: What Is It and Does It Matter?" Intel released the specifications and expectations of Thunderbolt 4 last week. This has caused quite a stir, initiated a lot of conversation, and even created a bit of fear in those who are heavily invested in Thunderbolt 3.
This week, Intel introduced the new Thunderbolt 4 standard, so let's look at what it means for Thunderbolt 3, USB-C, USB4, USB3, the future of computing, how it will save humanity, etc. Well, maybe not that last one, but you get the idea. Let's begin, shall we?
After yesterday's WWDC keynote, we were left with many questions. As most are now aware, Apple revealed what had been speculated for quite some time – they were going to transition away from Intel chipsets for the Mac and begin...
