Posts Tagged ‘Clara

SANTA CLARA, California — The man credited with founding the world wide web is both excited and cautious about its future. Sir Tim Berners-Lee, the British physicist who first designed the way web servers deliver pages to web browsers nearly 19 years ago, sees great promise in HTML5, the much-anticipated rewrite of the language used [...]

Betting that the benefits of the move will outweigh the risks, Yahoo has released the source code underlying in-house software called Traffic Server that can speed up Web site operations. The software works by moving some data and operations closer on the Internet to the people trying using those services. Yahoo released it as an [...]

Yahoo's current headquarters in Sunnyvale, Calif. (Credit: Stephen Shankland/CNET) Yahoo is apparently thinking about making a run for the border: the Sunnyvale border, that is. Marketwatch reports that Yahoo is finally preparing plans for a parcel of land it acquired three years ago in Santa Clara, Calif., a few exits south on U.S. 101 of [...]

Either Yahoo learned nothing from the real estate bubble, or the company’s got something pretty fantastic up its sleeve.  Or it’s just sending out feelers, not preparing to pour concrete.  Anyway, a fresh report indicates that Yahoo’s taken a step towards building a large, new campus. John Letzing wrote earlier today about a campus plan [...]

   Each year, thousands of developers, designers, and programmers from around the world gather together at conferences and events to share ideas, promote the latest technologies, and discuss best practices, standards, and emerging trends in their respective fields. For those of us who have had the privilege to participate in one or more of those [...]


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