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Security solutions from Bitdefender and Palo Alto, AR software from Splashtop, a new VP of channel for ScalePad (Datto partners will recognize him), and sweet news about gas prices for donut lovers are among the stories we’ve finally gotten to this week.

Windows 365 updates from Microsoft, acquisition news from AMD and NetApp, Azure Virtual Desktops from TD SYNNEX, and proof that we REALLY need to teach people not to scan random QR codes are among the many stories we’ve finally brought you.

Featuring Windows 11 SE, designed for K-8 students, the Dynabook E10-S gets a good report card for being rugged and responsive.

HP buying Poly, Intel shipping GPUs, record low tech unemployment numbers courtesy of CompTIA, and proof that NOTHING gets between some people and their morning coffee are among the stories we waited until just before the weekend to bring you.

Chips from AMD, resources from NVIDIA, peer groups ASCII, billing software from Zomentum, and a big fat pay day for a lucky person who’s mom didn’t throw away all his comic books are a few of the stories we’ve just now gotten around to.

A new partner program from Microsoft, a new access point from Zyxel, a new partnership between Nerdio and IGEL, and a Florida Man story about a guy asking cops to test the authenticity of his meth are among the stories we’ve finally brought your way.

Channel pros interested in the smart building vertical will find hotels are looking to improve the customer experience and lower costs.

An emerging channel-friendly version of TPM called alternative OEM maintenance (AOM) is giving channel pros a chance to cash in on so-called “technology lifecycle management.”

Shiny new devices from Apple, a big cybersecurity acquisition by Google, a new Ryzen Threadripper from AMD, and the world’s latest weird and unexpected hazard (giant flying spiders from Japan) are among the stories we waited until just now to bring you.

New mobile hardware from Lenovo and Samsung, new vPro chips from Intel, new security software from Microsoft, and a new tool for exacting revenge on noisy neighbors are among the many stories we’ve finally gotten around to sharing with you.