Articles by Dice Staff
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Alone Together: How We Use Technology to Keep Us Apart
What’s wrong with technology? For one thing, it’s slowly but surely destroying our ability to have meaningful human relationships. At least, that's what sociologist and MIT professor Sherry Turkl… -
Dell, Cisco Differ Over SDN Definitions
Dell is prepared to help set standards for the emerging category of software-defined networks, even as Cisco pooh-poohed the SDN concept as too limiting. Dell has proposed the addition of a Softw… -
6 Stories to Help You Master the Coding Interview
Do your palms sweat while you're working your way through a whiteboard test? Does it feel like you're choking on answers during technical interviews? You're not alone. Even people who do well see… -
Heat Spike Caused Microsoft’s SkyDrive and Email Outage
[caption id="attachment_8500" align="aligncenter" width="500"] Rising temperatures in a data center can cause significant issues.[/caption] Looks like the servers running Microsoft’s Hotmail/Outl… -
How to Be One of AirWatch's 1,000 New Hires
Mobile device-management vendor AirWatch has announced a $60 million expansion this year, which includes hiring 1,000 people, about 800 of whom will be in the Atlanta suburb of Sandy Springs. At… -
Rockstar Moves for Sourcing Tech Talent
Digging up tech talent can be difficult—especially when you factor in the specific skill sets and requirements often needed to fill IT reqs. Mix in the limitless search possibilities throughout c… -
Compass-EOS Makes Silicon Photonics a Reality
After years of work, Compass-EOS is claiming it’s united optical and silicon technologies inside a working product. The Israeli startup announced the Compass-EOS r10004 core router, which elimina… -
The 190-Terabit Optical Fiber Jigsaw Puzzle
Multiplexing optical signals has become one of the keys to increasing throughput across fiber-optic connections. Now, splicing multiple "core" fiber optic cables together may be the answer toward… -
Why Social Networks Make Life Complicated
The social Web is becoming fractured by social-networking corporations (SoNetCorps). In a search for increased per capita revenue from a plateauing user base, companies are now dividing the socia… -
Finding and Fixing Ajax's Elusive Bugs
Let's start with some background. Google was an early pioneer of the Web development technique called "Ajax." Ironically, when you Google the phrase "What is Ajax?" the search engine comes back w…