Articles by Dice Staff
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Posted IT Jobs Slip in North Carolina
North Carolina employers posted an average 3,320 IT jobs during October, a decline of about 10 percent from 3,730 in September and 3,700 in October of 2012. The drop was “unexpected as many job m… -
Employees Have a Love/Hate Relationship With BlackBerry
It comes as no surprise that life at Blackberry isn’t what it used to be, and employees aren’t being quiet about it. A lack of growth opportunities, a lack of stability and a general lack of fun… -
Ascendum Solutions to Hire 162 in Phoenix
Cincinnati-based IT solutions provider Ascendum Solutions is branching out into the Phoenix area and will add 162 employees over the next three years. “Our plan is to grow quickly in this market,… -
12-Core 'Supercomputer Class Laptop' is 12-Pound 'Mobile' Server
[caption id="attachment_14410" align="aligncenter" width="500"] Eurocom's 12-core Panther 5SE "supercomputing laptop" (AKA:portable server)[/caption] Europe-based OEM Eurocom has announced a lapt… -
Layoffs at Music Service Rdio Hit Engineering
Streaming music startup Rdio blasted its workforce this week with across-the-board layoffs that reportedly affect some 35 people, or upwards of one-third of its workers, according to TechCrunch.… -
Tech Professionals Say These Are the 10 Best Colleges
Top tech leaders picked the Massachusetts Institute of Technology as the top college in the U.S., according to Business Insider’s fifth annual colleges survey. The top 10 ranked in order, accordi… -
More Tech Professionals Pushed Into Contracting
Employment isn’t what it used to be, and for many tech workers it may never be again. As America slowly emerges from recession, employment growth isn’t following. Increasingly, workers find thems… -
Code.Org Founder Applies Startup Lessons to CS Education
Startup founder and investor Hadi Partovi knows about leverage. The founding team member of iLike and Tellme Networks is putting his startup experience to work on building the high-profile comput… -
Proto-SDN Managers Stressed By Weak Vendor Support
Survey of networking pros shows concern over inadequate tools.[/caption] Many end-user companies are steering clear of Software Defined Networking (SDN), according to analysts. Among their chief… -
Virtual Archaeologists Bring a Roman Villa Back to Life
[caption id="attachment_14387" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Historically accurate recreation of Hadrian's Villa lets visitors explore as avatars of real residents.[/caption] Supercomputers, v…