Articles by Dice Staff
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AMD Launches the First 16-Core Server Chip
Advanced Micro Devices unveiled the industry-first 16-core microprocessor, code-named Interlagos. but now the Opteron 6200 processor. AMD says the product offers 84 percent better performance, 73… -
Larry Page Re-Shapes the Culture He Created
Larry Page hates meetings, avoids e-mail, is impatient with executive disputes, is willing to drop projects he believes are questionable and favors bathroom breaks. Basically, if you score some f… -
Senates Blocks Net Neutrality Rules Resolution
Freedom of speech and the Internet will remain where it is -- at least for the moment -- because a Senate resolution to overturn the Federal Communications Commission’s open Internet rules failed… -
Building and Tracking Talent Communities With Jennifer McClure
Want to start a talent community? Unsure what you should be doing? You're not alone. Jennifer McClure (@JenniferMcClure) of Unbridled Talent LLC sees this behavior in companies of all sizes. But,… -
Tech Companies' Diversity Story's Not So Good
For years, news outlets and advocacy groups have tried examine the work force diversity of top tech companies with little success. The companies have successfully argued to the Labor Department a… -
Dissolvable Fruit Labels Relieve Frustration, Help You Wash Fruit
If Scott Amron, an electrical engineer and designer from New York, has his way those little labels they put on fruit may become useful instead of annoying. Amron has created the Fruitwash label –… -
Steam's Hacking Notice May Not Have Reached Everyone
Steam, the popular online game store and multiplayer platform developed by Valve, has been hacked. Valve's co-founder and managing director Gabe Newell, yesterday notified Steam users that the br…