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Linux Skills Are Hot on Improving IT Hiring Front
IT professionals enjoyed a dramatically improved hiring landscape in 2010, marked in particular by the fewest job cuts in a year since 2000. That’s according to global outplacement firm Challenger,...
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Exabytes: Documenting the ‘digital age’ and huge growth in computing capacity
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New Linux kernel gets a speed boost
Linux kernel 2.6.38 has been released, bringing performance improvements for databases The newest update to the Linux operating-system kernel features a number of enhancements that should offer a...
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ISO finalizes C++ update
C++ 2011, in development for eight years, may be released by year’s end The widely used C++ programming language is about to be updated, as the ISO steering committee for the language has approved the...
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Microsoft Techfest shows near and distant future
Microsoft Research showed off a slice of Techfest on Tuesday, a science fair on steroids showcasing what the company’s hive of scientists are developing. The projects ranged from developments a few...
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Extremely Fast Magnetic Random Access Memory (MRAM) Computer Data Storage
Magnetic random access memory (MRAM) is the most important new module on the market of computer storage devices. Like the well known USB sticks, they store information into static memory, but MRAM...
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How Vacuum tube works in 1st Generatain Computers
Topics Which Are Covered Here Are 1. Vacuum Tube And Its Working 2. Working Of Grid 3. How The Vacuum Tube Work As An Switching Device Figure 1 Vacuum Tube And Its Working All vacuum tube are made on...
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IBM shows smallest, fastest graphene processor
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‘Nanowire’ Measurements Could Improve Computer Memory
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A Newly Launched Superb Social Networking Site-Google+
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