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Mergers create greater security risk

Companies should use a risk-based approach to merger review

Carnegie Mellon touts increase in incoming women CompSci students

Nearly half of incoming CompSci undergrads are women at CMU this fall

H-1B bill advances in House — as does anxiety about it

The House Judiciary Committee is set to vote on $100,000 wage minimum for H-1B-dependent firms

Making a career in DevOps

Variety is the spice of life, and it's part of what makes a career in DevOps both fascinating and challenging. This month, Eric Sigler, head of DevOps for PagerDuty, talks about his career and what gets him out of bed in the morning.

Autonomous cars? How about airliners?

Being pushed out of your comfort zone can make your IT career

Vanguard CIO John Marcante was working his dream job as the head of the company’s software development team. However, things were about to change.

How to start a new business in your spare time

There’s a new, lucrative path to career development, and it starts in your spare time

Emerging technologies are poking holes in security

Change management will never be the same.

Today’s supercomputers will get blown away by these systems

DoE funds Exascale systems targeting economic and energy security, among other applications

University of California’s outsourcing is wrong, says U.S. lawmaker

U.S. Rep. Zoe Lofgren, as well as the IEEE-USA, raise issue with the university’s IT offshore outsourcing plan