IBM beats Q4 estimates, reports $6.2B in hybrid cloud revenue
In its first financial report since spinning off its managed services business Kyndryl, IBM delivered results that were better than expected.
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Meta says it will soon have the world's fastest AI supercomputer
Ultimately, the company formerly known as Facebook wants the AI Research SuperCluster system to help it develop AI to power the metaverse.
HP rolls out new All-in-One PCs, desktops designed for all work environments
The PC maker says its new devices are for workers that need to be as productive as possible, wherever they may be working.
IBM sells Watson Health assets to investment firm Francisco Partners
After struggling to grow the business unit and turning its focus to higher-margin businesses, IBM finally sells parts of Watson Health.
Samsung sets next Unpacked for February: Here's what to expect
The electronics giant teases new Galaxy S phone will take inspiration from the discontinued Galaxy Note.
Researchers use Nvidia GPUs to simulate a living cell
Scientists at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign have created a 3D simulation of a living minimal cell, using Nvidia GPUs to simulate 7,000 genetic information processes over 20 minutes.
NetSuite introduces new dashboards for finance and project management
The Oracle-owned company is rolling out new tools within its "360 framework" to help users bring together analytics, actions and transactions from across their suite of tools.
Democrats propose a law to ban "surveillance advertising"
The bill would put a stop to targeted advertising, which brings in loads of cash for Google, Facebook and other data brokers.
Google rolls out Vertex AI Forecast for retailers
As supply chain fluctuations complicate demand forecasting, Google aims to help retailers leverage AI for better planning
Nutanix CEO: Here's what it takes to make the cloud invisible
Nutanix's annual Enterprise Cloud Index shows how organizations are committed to a multi-cloud approach in spite of the challenges. Nutanix CEO Rajiv Ramaswami says the company can address those problems by making the cloud invisible.