Articles by Dice Staff
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Overworked? Get a Raise
Overqualified and taking in $12 an hour as tech support? It's not unheard of in this economy. Equally unheard of is the speed with which managers in an organization will quickly transform you int… -
More Money for Mobile App Developers in 2013
Mobile application developers can expect a good year in 2013. Among other things, their pay is expected to rise by 9 percent. Behind those numbers, which come from Robert Half Technology, is some… -
AMD’s New Opterons Target Low Power Range
AMD, having found some success targeting “little iron” implementations within the server market, is doubling down on that strategy with the launch of two new Opteron families. AMD’s Opteron 3300… -
Apple’s Slim Bench Strength Could Lead to Trouble
Tim Cook's juggling of Apple's executive ranks could be a sign that the company, built around the vision and imperious leadership of co-founder Steve Jobs, is having difficulty identifying strong… -
HP Issues New Midrange, Converged Storage Offerings
[caption id="attachment_6246" align="aligncenter" width="506"] HP's new StoreServ.[/caption] In what Hewlett-Packard executives dubbed their most important storage-related announcement ever, the… -
Do You Really Need That Computer Science Degree?
Jon Cooper has spent one semester as a computer science major at the University of Florida—and he’s had enough. He’s taking a Java class this semester, he says, and the course has been slow going… -
For Google’s VC Business, Money Is No Object
If you’ve got a great startup idea and all you need to get going is $1.5 billion, now you’ve got a place to go. In an announcement that attracted quite a bit of interest in normally jaded Silicon… -
How Broadcom Approaches Hiring
by Karyl Scott While Broadcom may not have Intel's brand recognition or a cute chip name like Qualcomm's Snapdragon, it has unsurpassed reach. An estimated 99 percent of Internet traffic touches… -
How to Land a Job at Broadcom
by Karyl Scott While Broadcom may not have Intel's brand recognition or a cute chip name like Qualcomm's Snapdragon, it has unsurpassed reach. An estimated 99 percent of Internet traffic touches… -
New Dot-Com Agreement Blocks Price Hikes, But for How Long?
Verisign has announced a new six-year deal to operate the “.com” registry for the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN)—with one important caveat: price hikes will be essent…