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Techstrong IT is highlighting 10 IT job opportunities this week across site reliability, cloud infrastructure, DevOps and infrastructure engineering. Openings span companies including Ironclad, Snowflake, Qualcomm and JPMorgan Chase, with several positions offering salaries
Ten Great IT Job Opportunities - Techstrong IT
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Broadcom’s VDDK download restrictions are complicating VMware migrations, forcing some customers to use alternate methods or previously downloaded packages. Read more: zpr.io/DNi7wAvMyRFm #VMware #Broadcom #CloudMigration #EnterpriseIT
Broadcom Restricts VMware VDDK Access, Complicating Customer Migrations
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A proposed floating data center called the Blue Economy VITAL 100 MW Kraaken would generate up to 100MW at sea, using 60MW for AI computing while exporting 40MW to shore and producing nearly 8 million gallons of fresh water per day. The project is still conceptual and faces
Floating Data Center Could Supply AI Compute, Power and Fresh Water
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Oracle’s enterprise spending intentions fell to -3% in ETR’s July 2026 survey, the company’s second consecutive negative quarter, as Fortune 100 and Global 2000 accounts led the pullback. Despite a $638 billion remaining performance obligation backlog, Oracle’s cloud Net Score
Oracle Faces Enterprise Spending Cuts: ETR Survey Shows Second Quarter Negative Net Score -...
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In an unusual reversal, three Kansas cities are suing residents who used citizen petitions to restrict large data centers, testing how much power local voters should have over projects that promise major investment but consume local electricity and water. Read more about why
Kansas Cities Use Courts to Block Residents’ Data Center Petitions
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