Why are people still hanging on to Windows XP, and are they dicing with disaster?

Charlee Gothard
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Avast and KPMG weigh in on the debate

Microsoft is ending its Windows XP support in April 2014, and with recent revelations that a good many public-sector PCs - including those used by GCHQ and even the NHS - are still running the 13-y...

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