Articles by Dice Staff
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Data Center 'Pods' Allow Engineers to Sleep Onsite
The 2012 Summer Olympics is sure to impact data center performance in London because of exceptionally high traffic. What's an operations staff to do? Sleep with the servers. That's what the Inter… -
Big Data Implementation Requires Prepping Now
Just days after EMC's Jeetu Patel talked to me about how data analysis skills will become part of every business unit, it's interesting to read that Google is beefing up the ranks of data scienti… -
HP Cloud Service Aims at Developers, Software Vendors
Hewlett-Packard says it will offer HP Cloud Services beginning May 10. A long time coming, it's the company's first generation of public cloud infrastructure, platform services and cloud solution… -
Increasing Demand for Epic EMR Specialists [DiceTV]
Health organizations need more Epic specialists... Tech jobs increase in Utah... and more on the DiceTV Job Minute. -
Big Data Means More Need for Hadoop Skills
Big Data is pressuring companies to find more professionals with analytic skills. Madan Sheina, a lead analyst for Ovum’s Information Management Software group, last week posed the question of wh… -
How AOL's Patent Sale Could Impact Its Jobs
AOL's $1 billion+ sale of 800 patents to Microsoft will certainly give the company more cash -- and may even stem the layoff of more employees, at least for a while. Can patents be linked to layo… -
Lost Cell Phones To Be Protected By Lockdown
Verizon, Sprint, T-Mobile and AT&T are reportedly working with the FCC to create a nationwide registry for lost and stolen phones. Another registry? Good idea or a privacy issue? Let us know what… -
Yahoo to Focus on Media, Communications and Commerce
Yahoo CEO Scott Thompson has outlined his reorganization strategy, with a primary goal of embedding tech talent deeper into its consumer business units. Is Yahoo's reorganization a real strategy… -
Texas A&M Offers $10,000 Degree For Tech Students
Texas A&M San - Antonio has introduced a $10,000 bachelor's degree program targeting area students interested in technology careers. The program allows students to begin taking college courses du… -
Microsoft Incents Developers for Windows Phone Apps
Microsoft is determined to make Windows Phone a bigger part of the mobile space, so much so that it’s willing to pay developers to create apps for its platform, according to the New York Times. W…