As compute demand increases, demand for power in data centers is soaring. To help IT professionals halt the spread of watt-consuming servers, the industry needs to develop software that can communicate the ways in which the various layers of the data center perform and interact. They… Read More »
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Layoffs are cropping up all over the tech industry, with workers at companies ranging from AOL to Adobe to Microsoft getting pink slips. But while most people know to turn to the big online job boards and social networks ranging from LinkedIn to Facebook to help… Read More »
Air Canada is testing an in-flight Wi-Fi service from Aircell on its flights between Toronto and Los Angeles and Montreal and L.A. From now until Jan. 29, passengers can plunk down $9.95 per flight to surf on a laptop and $7.95 to access the Internet on… Read More »
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- 3 next-gen applications for Smart Grid 2.0 (Earth2Tech)
- Microsoft’s bad image should be a warning to Apple (TheAppleBlog)
- 4 open-source file shredders that delete data forever (OStatic)
- How to get a Magic Mouse to touch-scroll in Windows (jkOnTheRun)
- Finding web worker gear deals on Black Friday (WebWorkerDaily)
Twitter COO Dick Costolo, speaking today on a panel at TechCrunch’s Real-Time CrunchUp event in San Francisco, shed some light into the micromessaging service’s revenue plans, promising that it will begin taking a cut of its partners’ advertising revenues “early next year.” Meanwhile, it will “foster… Read More »
