Armed with partners, Cumulus still aims to change the networking world.
Microsoft and Facebook build a transatlantic cable.
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ICSA Labs lays claim to an IoT first.
Until now, I was never one to use flashcards. I could not see their value, and I was too lazy to actually write things down on a paper flashcard (and my handwriting is horrible). I recently discovered a program called Anki. On the surface, it is just a flash card program, but underneath, it can be as […]
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Since I had been dealing with Graphs for the past few months, So I thought of writing on something basic rather than some new shiny thing. In this post we will take a look at Dijkstra, Pseudocode and code. As we all know that Dijkstra is a shortest path algorithm which is used by OSPF […]
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Any aspirations that the Hewlett-Packard that we knew for nearly a decade and a half to build a conglomerate that resembled IBM in its own former enterprise breadth and depth of software, services, and systems is now over with the company spinning out its Enterprise Services business and focusing very tightly on its core hardware and related software businesses.
In conjunction with the posting of its financial results for the first quarter of its fiscal 206, the trimmed down Hewlett Packard Enterprise, which has not included the PC and printer businesses since last year, announced that it was going to …
HPE Hunkers Down On Datacenter Hardware was written by Timothy Prickett Morgan at The Next Platform.
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On today's episode, Amy Arnold joins us to talk about moving from engineer to manager, including lessons learned, mistakes made, dealing with people & more.
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