Gartner claims PC shipments fall for 14th consecutive quarter

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First quarter PC sales overshadowed by Meltdown and Spectre CPU security flaws

Analyst group Gartner has released its latest quarterly report on worldwide PC shipments, revealing a further fall in sales over a period in which the market was overshadowed by the Meltdown and Sp...

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