October 8th, 2007

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• 10.08.07
  Cloud Computing for Students
  College, Programming

  Google and IBM have teamed up to provide data centers to help students and researchers write software for large-scale applications. This is a large push for colleges to emphasize the needs of parallel computing; it is a relatively new field not taught traditionally at the undergrad level. In addition, the number of computer science majors have been on the decline and "industry executives and computer scientists say a shortage of skills and talent could limit future growth." Randal E. Bryant, dean of the computer science school at Carnegie Mellon University, states ...

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Writer: Jeff Wang. I am currently a student at UC Berkeley, majoring in Computer Science. Most posts will be dedicated to young entreprenuers.

My previous work experience include Microsoft and TechCrunch. I am an aspiring entrepreneur.



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