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Windows 10 is approaching the end of regular support. For many users, the question now is: switch directly to Windows 11 or bridge the gap with extended security updates? With the end of support, the need for action is increasing noticeably - at the same time, the high demand for new, Windows 11-capable devices is leading to significantly longer delivery times.

Artificial intelligence has long been part of everyday life. People use chatbots such as ChatGPT not only for work or study, but sometimes also in legally sensitive situations - for example to seek advice on possible misconduct. This raises the question: can an AI chat serve as evidence in Switzerland if a criminal investigation is launched?

AI browsers claim to make the web more convenient through intelligent automation: automatic summaries, personalised search results, integrated chatbots or context-related analyses directly in the browser window. But this convenience comes at a price - especially in terms of data protection and security.

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Microsoft has changed its previous line on the end of Windows 10 support. Originally, official support was to end on 14 October 2025. After that, it was planned that users would only continue to receive security updates via the fee-based Extended Security Updates (ESU) programme. These ESU licences were actually supposed to be paid for annually - similar to older Windows versions in the past.

At the end of life of WSUS, many IT teams ask themselves how complex the switch to a modern solution such as ManageEngine Patch Manager Plus really is. The good news is that the changeover is much less complicated than many initially think.

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Microsoft has announced that WSUS (Windows Server Update Services) is going to the scrapheap. For decades, WSUS was the standard tool for Windows updates, but times have changed: Cloud-first, hybrid infrastructures and the need to reliably patch third-party software make a modern tool indispensable.

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