Data Center

The Moore’s Law blowout sale is ending, Broadcom’s CTO says

Regular cost declines with each new generation of silicon are coming to an end

Core wars redux: Intel to ship 15-core chip

Intel's 15-core server chip code-named Ivytown will be targeted at high-end servers

It’s Time to Leave the Driving to the Droids

Ignoring Microsoft is Risky

Love them or hate them, be aware what Microsoft is up to. They have by no means figured everything out and have some pretty significant hurdles to leap over with a CEO change and stiff competition from the likes of Amazon

Careers site Glassdoor raises $50M, plans to grow staff, expand abroad

The company has now raised more than $90 million since its founding in 2007

Twitter gobbles up more cookies with retargeted ads, says users have privacy choices

Twitter will start delivering targeted ads on mobile devices based on Web browsing data

Why CIOs stick with cloud computing despite NSA snooping scandal

IT execs are wary, but benefits of cloud technology are a powerful draw

IT security pros often seen as ‘innovation killers,’ says ADP’s IT security chief

In keynote ADP's V. Jay LaRosa says IT security folks should avoid just saying no; work directly with business managers to help them innovate

Slower growth will challenge smartphone vendors in 2014

Vendors will continue to lean on higher resolutions and faster processors

House passes bill aimed at curbing patent trolls

The Innovation Act, opposed by some inventors, next heads to the Senate for action