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H-1Bs represent approximately 6 percent of the company’s workforce.
A federal government agency cries foul over a state tax bill. Ironic, no?
Big Data and analytics can solve most of the issues facing CFOs, as long as they’re willing to spend the cash.
More companies are finding sea water safe and effective for use in cooling data centers.
Green fatigue and a lack of finances and leadership are starting to wear down managers of smaller IT organizations.
The new servers will hold up to 48 processors in a 2U chassis for a variety of workloads.
The Programmers Guild president talks employment policies and H-1B visas.
The company’s server business has enjoyed some success lately.
The full-scale data center may be losing its luster, but not plug-and-play modular compute centers.
Despite a massive closure effort and migration to the cloud, government sees no savings from data-center consolidation.
A quiet movement to replace Linpack as the benchmark of choice for evaluating a supercomputer might mean that the Top500′s days are numbered.
Customers typically swap out networking equipment every five years, whether they need to or not, a new survey finds.
GM estimated that simulating the crashes could save enormous amounts of cash over hurling physical cars (and test dummies) into walls.
Dell is now qualified to run the SAP Business Suite, which could mean big bucks for server makers.
Xi3 unveils a flexible arrangement of its microservers that the company claims can be mounted as a sort of sculpture.
But can the country re-establish its supercomputing dominance?
HP’s former CTO, Shane Robison, is being asked to right whatever’s wrong at Fusion-io.
The next step for the Open Compute Project is a top-of-rack switch built entirely from the ground up.
Internet monitors watch as Syria’s Internet access goes down, only to return almost a day later.
PMC Sierra’s CEO says that “small cell” cellular points are asking for flash memory.
The perpetually struggling supercomputer company adds a new, cheaper air-cooled model to win new customers.
EMC’s new ViPR technology uses a controller to create, abstract, and manage pools of storage (with VMware’s help, of course).
Intel executives describe Silvermont, the first redesign of its Atom architecture in years.
Netcraft’s May data shows another piece of open-source software beginning to edge past Microsoft.
Scientists at LLNL and RPI describe how a synchronization protocol uncovers parallelism in the “Sequoia” supercomputer as it scales up over time.
