Stories by Patrick Thibodeau

Article | 11/01/2011 IT hiring shows gains, but jobs may be shifting
WASHINGTON -- For tech workers, hiring and wages improved at year end, mirroring last month's overall gain in employment.
Article | 21/12/2010 Recession extends hardware lifecycles
The recession may have accelerated companies extending the lifecycles of PCs, laptops and servers, but that change may become permanent.
Article | 15/12/2010 Ex-CIO Dale Frantz led a double life
Former Auto Warehousing Co. CIO Dale Frantz. Before former CIO Dale Frantz <a href="http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9201141/CIO_gets_six_years...
Article | 7/12/2010 In historic shift, smartphones, tablets to overtake PCs
Shipments of smartphones, tablets and other app-enabled devices will overtake PCs shipments in the next 18 months, an event that may signify the end o...
Article | 3/12/2010 With WikiLeaks, Amazon shows its power over customers
WASHINGTON - Amazon is a prominent company in the U.S. Its cloud servers host the U.S. government's Recovery.gov stimulus spending Web site, and it is...
Article | 30/11/2010 China breaks ground on futuristic supercomputer complex
China has unveiled a sleek, ultra modern-appearing design for its new supercomputing center, apparently rejecting the windowless, boxy design of typic...
Article | 25/11/2010 Scientist talks US exascale supercomputer plan
There is an international race to build an exascale supercomputer, and one of the people leading it is Peter Beckman, a top computer scientist at the ...
Article | 24/11/2010 What next for Novell?
In an era of technology industry consolidation, the questions raised by Novell's sale to Attachmate for $2.2 billion ought to be familiar by now. Anal...
Article | 21/11/2010 California's earthquake risk spurs supercomputing efforts
NEW ORLEANS -- The rush to build more powerful supercomputers is part of a larger race to solve some of mankind's biggest problems and threats, and on...
Article | 13/11/2010 U.S. building next wave of supercomputers
The U.S. is building two 20-petaflop supercomputers, many times more powerful than anything operating today, including China's new supercomputer, the ...
Article | 8/11/2010 NASA wants its data up in the clouds
NASA is backing open source cloud computing with a single goal in mind: to stick to space exploration and stop running data centers.
Article | 8/11/2010 Meet the CIO who bought 4,500 iPads
Medtronic Inc., which makes medical devices, may be one of the earliest and biggest corporate buyers of Apple Inc.'s iPad tablet. CIO Michael Hedges h...
Article | 26/10/2010 IT seeks a safe road to the cloud
The road map for expanding enterprise use of cloud computing is being drawn by IT executives like Mark Stone, CIO at Safety-Kleen Systems Inc.
Article | 23/10/2010 Why one company bought 4,500 iPads
ORLANDO -- The increasing ubiquity of Apple's iPad is evident in airports and technology conferences, especially. The tablet's use is so widespread th...
Article | 22/10/2010 NASA wants to run space missions, not data centers
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) is backing open source cloud computing with a long-term goal in mind: to get out of the data ...

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