Articles by Dice Staff
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Extreme Networks Buys Enterasys for $180M
Networking hardware and network-automation vendor Extreme Networks doubled its share of the $42 billion global networking equipment market today by acquiring a networking vendor of similar size a… -
Northeast Utilities Said to Plan IT Outsourcing
Employees at Northeast Utilities say the Connecticut utility is planning to streamline its information technology department and outsource hundreds of positions, according to the Hartford Courant… -
Square Offers Coding Camp to Women and Girls
San Francisco-based Square is offering an intensive computer science program for women in high school and college, joining a growing number of companies aiming to increase the number of women in… -
Bad Idea: Spamming Your Resume
It's bad enough to blast the same resume to a collection of potential employers, but buying a spam list to do it takes “bad idea” it to a whole new level. But one candidate recently tried it. Mor… -
Geico Hiring Grads for Tech Development Program
The insurance company Geico is seeking college graduates to enter a new three-year Technology Development Program based at the company’s headquarters in suburban Washington, D.C. The full-time pr… -
Brocade Not For Sale, Despite Layoffs
[caption id="attachment_12258" align="aligncenter" width="500"] Brocade is laying off 300 and closing facilities, but says it is not for sale[/caption] Brocade Communications wants people to know… -
Intel Sets New High Mark with "Broadwell" Design for Datacenter
A day after rival AMD unveiled new processors aimed at datacenters and embedded devices, Intel countered with a datacenter-optimized version of its Ivy Bridge processor and the first commercial x… -
Novatel Plans to Cut 20 Percent of Workforce
Novatel Wireless plans to cut up to 20 percent of its workforce as it restructures its mobile computing and machine-to-machine business units. The San Diego wireless solutions company expects to… -
Google Play for Education Opens New Dev Market
Developing apps for children is decidedly tough, but not impossible. Increasingly, schools are bringing technology into every classroom. BYOD programs allow children to bring devices into school… -
HP's Layoffs More Dramatic Than Thought
The axe has been falling at HP faster than anticipated. In May 2012, the company said it would cut 27,000 positions globally, 9,000 of them in the U.S. By that September, it revised that number u…