Reboot takes a hike with Ksplice update software

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The start-up company Ksplice Inc recently won first prize in MIT’s Entrepreneurship Competition – which included $100,000 in start-up funds

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Rebooting your PC after updating software is one of the more tedious aspects of working on computers. New award-winning software, called Ksplice, however, addresses this by enabling important updates, like security patches, without the need to restart – at this stage – Linux-based computers.

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