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SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) - Your work computer just suffered a major meltdown. Maybe the operating system failed, or a virus crashed the hard drive.
Either way, your employer can now tunnel into your crippled machine remotely by communicating directly with the chips inside it, allowing authorized managers to power up and repair turned-off PCs within the corporate network at virtually any time.
The technology — which Intel Corp. introduced last year to rave reviews from computer professionals — represents a fundamental change in the way work PCs are repaired, updated and administered.
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