Articles by Dice Staff
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Indiana Startup Bloomerang Seeks PMs, Developers
Indiana-based Bloomerang, which provides cloud-based donor-management software for non-profits, has announced expansion plans that include adding 70 jobs by 2023. The company plans to renovate a… -
Extending the Internet to the Bottom of the Ocean
[caption id="attachment_13123" align="aligncenter" width="447"] Researchers test acoustic/WiFi network on Lake Erie near Buffalo[/caption] Wireless networking vendors have promised (and often del… -
Broadcom Begins Layoffs in LTE, Modem Design
Broadcom is initiating widespread layoffs from its LTE and modem design teams both in the U.S. and overseas, according to sources familiar with the situation. The move comes just days after the c… -
Nintendo Chief Decries Layoffs in Tough Times
Nintendo President Satoru Iwata said that he doesn’t believe in laying off employees during times of economic difficulty, reports RocketNews24. Speaking during a Q&A session at the company’s shar… -
Shutdown Halts VA Software Development
The Department of Veterans Affairs has halted all software development, including work on a $491 million paperless Veterans Benefits Management System, according to Nextgov. The news comes after… -
3D Printing: 'Terminator' Arm, Yes, Datacenter Circuit Boards, No
[caption id="attachment_13087" align="aligncenter" width="500"] Univ. Nottingham-designed 3-D printed prosthetic with circuits, mobile joints[/caption] 3D printers have not yet fulfilled their pr… -
'Wearable' Tech Toys Will Grow Up to Change Everything
[caption id="attachment_13076" align="aligncenter" width="500"] Knowledge is power; tech 'toys' are just another way to use it.[/caption] Sales of tablets and other small form-factors are already… -
DiceTru Dallas: Tech Recruiting Unconference
#DiceTru: A one-of-a-kind, designed with you in mind Dice and #Tru are a match made in tech recruiting (and sourcing) heaven. Join us for a morning of lively, inspired conversation instead of "de… -
GE Expands Software Center Hiring Plans
Driven by greater-than-expected sales, General Electric will hire more programmers and engineers than it had anticipated at its software development center in San Ramon, Calif. Bloomberg reports… -
What to Expect During a Microsoft Interview
Microsoft has long been known for rolling out the red carpet to woo interns and new college graduates and paying them well. However, the company faces a lot of competition for new talent these da…