Articles by Dice Staff
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Microsoft's Simple Slip Crashes Azure Worldwide
On Friday, a lapsed security certificate brought down Microsoft's Azure worldwide. Would you be shocked to learn that the same thing happened less than a year ago? On Feb. 29, 2012, Azure went do… -
VCE's New Vblocks Aim for Midsize Data Centers
VCE—the startup that brought Cisco, EMC, VMware and Intel together—whipped the curtain back from Vblock System 100 and 200, two new systems for smaller data centers. It’s also introducing some en… -
HP's Project Moonshot Lifts Off
Hewlett-Packard has begun taking orders for Project Moonshot, its low-power server project. It has also pinned its hopes on converged storage, betting that revenues from the segment will offset d… -
Baidu Signs On to Use Marvell ARM Servers
Marvell announced Feb. 20 that its Armada XP ARM chip would be integrated into a cloud-computing solution for Baidu, the Chinese search giant, in what the company claimed was the first use of the… -
How to Sell Your iOS App Without Spending a Lot
Apple iOS developers suffering from download envy may find a fix in Michael Sanford's advice. Sanford, the CEO of iOS gaming company FlipSide5 and whose Touch Hockey app ranked among the top 20 d… -
Is Microsoft Screwing Up the Yammer Acquisition?
Microsoft's $1.2 billion purchase of Yammer last year generated a lot of excitement about integration of the company's enterprise social networking integration with SharePoint, which is expected… -
Dell, Hewlett-Packard Push Back with New Storage Offerings
Not to be outdone by companies deciding to build their own custom servers, Dell and Hewlett-Packard are rolling out new storage platforms for the data center. Dell’s DR4100 disk backup appliance… -
Will Dell Lose Data-Center Customers to the Open Compute Project?
Dell’s earnings for its most recent quarter—possibly its last before going private—did not end on a positive note: the company reported significant declines in both revenues and profits, as analy… -
The Four Keys to Identity and Access Management
IT departments are facing wave after wave of security challenges. This isn't just a series of little breakers, such as constant attacks and changing threat landscapes. They have tsunamis rising a… -
TIFF Files Can Attack BlackBerry Server
BlackBerry Enterprise Server administrators need to take action immediately to fix a vulnerability that affects the way .TIFF image files are rendered on BlackBerry phones. In one version of the…