Nvidia scraps Arm deal; new tools emerge for reining in employees online
As expected, Nvidia dropped its plans to acquire Arm amid regulatory hurdles. Now an alternative architecture like RISC-V may emerge as a formidable competitor. Computerworld senior writer Lucas Mearian and Executive Editor Ken Mingis join Juliet to discuss what's next. Plus, as enterprises continue to support remote workers, new tools have emerged to rein in employee behavior online — including a new web browser, I…
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