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NASA: Yeast, flashlight and solar sailing key parts of first big rocket mission

NASA says 11 cubesats will fly along on key space test mission

Here be cables (and monsters)

An old skool-style map of submarine cables answers the crucial question "just how does Caracas connect to Havana?"

Want better IT talent? Recruit remote workers

If you're struggling to find elite, high-quality tech talent locally, perhaps you should consider knocking down geographic barriers and embracing remote work opportunities.

This is what an iPad vending machine looks like

Drexel, library unite on automated iPad borrowing system

IT troubles plague Federal Copyright Office

GAO says Copyright Office wants $7 million to fund new IT plans but hasn’t justified such an investment

Tanium’s fast-acting endpoint management tool grows up

Personalizing Business Technology

The Next Phase of BYOD

Indiana law is fast having ‘definite negative impact’ on tech

As it loses sponsors, organizers of Big Data event want lawmakers to make correction

What the Kleiner Perkins lawsuit decision says about gender discrimination in Silicon Valley

Ellen Pao lost her case against her former employer, but that doesn't mean women don't face real obstacles in the tech world.

Taking IT reorgs to the extreme

IT departments are constantly reorganizing, but a few companies have gone so far as to break the traditional IT department into pieces