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New chip-design technology promises higher performance and lower power consumption
From energy savings to reducing vendor lock-in to improving disaster recovery planning, here are 10 ways that server virtualization has changed the data center.
Find out what Microsoft's forthcoming OS means for developers, admins, network security, mobile usage, and more
This $126B company decides it does not want to shrink
For some companies, Twitter has replaced recruiters, and video conferencing is used to conduct interviews
Outgoing CEO Sam Palmisano changed IBM, set a path that will outlast him
This engineer paired her tech talents with an eye for business to land the top IT job.
Everything a network architect needs to know about migrating to 40/100Gigabit Ethernet
At these organizations, a top-down commitment helps business intelligence efforts spread throughout the enterprise.
Researchers found hundreds of SCADA bugs in just a few months
In crisis situations, this CIO helps deliver services to children, squeezing value out of every donation
But steady progress is being made to address security concerns of enterprise IT
Oracle's Big Data appliance validates NoSQL market, vendors say
The tech inferno is not buried deep within the earth -- it's just down the hall. Let's take a tour
Meet the people who will get the call when the next Stuxnet worm strikes
Recent reports underscore how old fighters are fighting to regain balance
Agile and other modern development methods mean programmers need to move fast -- but ops often won't let them
Standards, stability and storage issues make transition a journey
If Meg Whitman doesn't work out, Marc Benioff, Steve Mills, Charles Phillips or even Mark Hurd come to mind as candidates
IT is turning to the modern NoSQL and 'NewSQL' approaches over traditional relational databases
Through winter, spring and summer temperatures, the equipment keeps running. It even survived a sawdust challenge.
Microsoft's emphasis on touch cited as new opportunity for developers looking to target tablets in the post-PC era
Demand for tech workers with that rare blend of analytics and business skills is on the rise.
Did Grace Hopper really invent the term 'bug' to describe software errors?
New data mining technologies promise to change the way we sift through vast stores of data, making it faster and cheaper.
