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[HPE surprises Wall Street with strong first-quarter results on storage and networking growth]( By Tom Krazit It’s been a rough few years for old-school IT companies, but HPE easily outpaced Wall Street expectations for its first fiscal quarter thanks to growth in demand for its IT hardware. [Redfin brought in $370M in 2017 revenue, stock stumbles despite beating Wall Street expectations]( By Nat Levy Redfin brought in $370 million in revenue in 2017, an increase of 38 percent over the prior year, while cutting losses during a period that included the tech-powered real estate brokerage’s IPO. [University of Central Florida is taking charge of gigantic Arecibo radio telescope]( By Alan Boyle The famous 1,000-foot Arecibo radio telescope in Puerto Rico will be under new management, led by the University of Central Florida. [Tech Moves: Microsoft expands Teams into government clouds; Unified Logic taps Dell EMC exec as CRO; T-Mobile COO joins board]( By Clare McGrane Microsoft Teams is expanding into a new market: Government employees. [Read more of today's news on GeekWire >]( [] Today's top jobs - - [Wave Broadband: NOC Supervisor]( - [OfferUp: Software Development Engineer – Front End Web]( - [Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence: Senior Executive Assistant (temporary contract)]( - [Point B: Collaboration Analyst – SharePoint, Office 365]( - [FLEXE, Inc.: Sales Development Representative]( - [The Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence (AI2): Senior Frontend Engineer, Aristo]( - [The Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence (AI2): Crowdsourcing Engineer]( - [GeekWire: GeekWire Advertising and Membership Coordinator]( - [Nesterly: Senior Software Engineer]( - [Glowforge: Software Development Manager]( [Hiring? 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