Articles by Dice Staff
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IT Recruiter Critiques Grad's Programmer Resume
Roberta Fricker considers herself a "new nerd." After working as an analyst in insurance giant Aetna's Seattle office, she decided she wanted to learn more coding. So, she quit. After dabbling wi… -
Massive Apple Data Center Confirmed for Prineville
[caption id="attachment_3671" align="aligncenter" width="615"] Prineville, Oregon has evolved into a prominent data-center site, drawing in tech companies including Facebook and Apple.[/caption]… -
Skyera Aims for Price Parity with New SSD
[caption id="attachment_3664" align="aligncenter" width="618"] Skyera is betting big on cheaper enterprise SSD technology.[/caption] Startup Skyera has entered the solid-state storage market for… -
Samsung to Expand R&D Hiring in San Jose
Samsung Semiconductor has announced plans to expand in Silicon Valley, a move that "will considerably increase the company's current employment and significantly increase the size of the existing… -
Scientists Fake Touch; Fantasies Intensify in Second Life
A team of researchers at the University of Illinois is developing devices that allow users to experience the sensation of touch, without actually touching anything. The team calls their devices “… -
7 Stories on Programming Today
Despite the pressures of outsourcing and offshoring, programmers are always going to be needed here at home. At least, that's my belief. For one thing, there are too many instances where the need… -
HP Spins Off WebOS Into 'Gram'
Hewlett-Packard is spinning off its webOS global business unit into a subsidiary called Gram. In a vague statement, HP described Gram as " a new company leveraging the core strengths of webOS, En… -
All the NSA Cares About is How Well You Know Tech
I ran across a clever advertisement from the National Security Agency (NSA): If you were a prominent, active competitor at the recent DEF CON, they want to talk to you about a job. In addition to… -
Coping with the Growing Complexity of the Data Center
When it comes to IT management, every task is often treated as a singular event. That not only forces IT administrators into a more reactive (as opposed to proactive) stance, but it also makes ma… -
Cray's Cascade Adds Nvidia Kepler Option
[caption id="attachment_3622" align="aligncenter" width="550"] Cray supercomputers need the processing power to crunch epic amounts of data.[/caption] Cray announced Wednesday that its next-gener…