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Enterprise vendors increasingly dominate the open source software scene
The open source revolution, chugging along for two decades now, is still going strong -- and is now a huge industry, led by large, non-open-source vendors.
IBM launches Trust Your Supplier blockchain network
Anheuser-Busch InBev, Cisco, GlaxoSmithKline, Lenovo, Nokia, Schneider Electric, and Vodafone to use IBM's new blockchain network to tackle supplier challenges.
IBM, Rometty outline Red Hat strategy: Here's how the parts fit together for IBM growth
The short version is that IBM brings the mission critical workloads and global customer base. Red Hat brings the vehicle that takes those workloads multicloud both horizontally and vertically.
IBM launches Cloud Paks, pre-integrated applications optimized for Red Hat OpenShift
The product integrations are the first hybrid cloud volley following the $34 billion purchase of Red Hat.
IBM accused of targeting older workers as 'up to 100,000' laid off
IBM faces accusations of running a "fire-and-hire" scheme to make its workforce younger.
IBM using AI to help prevent Australia's beaches from washing away
IBM and KWP are helping to preserve Australia's iconic beaches, implementing artificial intelligence to allow scientists to put their time towards addressing coastal erosion, rather than on mapping it.
Katrina Troughton named as new IBM Australia and New Zealand MD
David La Rose will move on to the US to fill the role of GM of IBM Partner Ecosystem.
Red Hat CTO Chris Wright talks about Red Hat's future with IBM
In a Reddit Ask Me Anything (AMA), Red Hat CTO Wright dishes on open-source and the future of Red Hat products and technologies with IBM.
IBM given AU$95.5m to deliver initial design for Defence ERP program
The contract will see Big Blue provide system integrator services to deliver the design phase of the ERP program.
To the Moon: IBM and Univac, Apollo 11's integrators
Our second installment in our series is about IBM and UNIVAC, the two primary computer systems integrators for the Apollo missions.
To the Moon: Boeing, the builder of the mighty Saturn V Apollo rocket
Our first profile in our series about the Apollo program is Boeing Integrated Defense Systems.
AT&T, IBM expand partnership with multi-year deal
As part of the deal, IBM will serve as the primary cloud provider for AT&T Business and will help manage AT&T's hybrid cloud infrastructure.
IBM launches open ML dataset hub curated for the enterprise
The IBM Data Asset eXchange provides free and open datasets for machine learning, with quality and licensing term checks that should make it simpler for businesses to use.
Brazil completes first blockchain real estate sale
The transaction led by local construction giant Cyrela and startup Growth Tech used IBM Blockchain technology.
IBM teams up with Columbus Crew to design, deliver digital experiences
IBM is increasingly looking toward sports as a way to highlight its technology and digital design services.
CEOs reflect on 100 years of IBM: photos
IBM yesterday celebrated its 100th birthday in Sydney, bringing together five ex-managing directors — including Telstra CEO David Thodey — as well as current managing director Andrew Stevens. The six IT powerbrokers sat on a panel and waxed lyrical about what had changed over the 100 years since IBM started out selling cheese measurement equipment.
Gallery: IBM: 100 years of THINKing big
IBM used its motto "Think" wisely - as it celebrates a century of spectacular achievements in technology
AusCERT 2011, booth babes and all: pics
The 10th annual Australian Computer Emergency Response Team (AusCERT) conference started today. The exhibition floor seemed unusually roomy, and regular attendees agreed that the conference seemed much quieter than usual.
Mardi Gras: the Wizards of Optus photos
Employees from across Optus' business made their debut at the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras on Saturday night, dressing up as characters from the Wizard of Oz for a special Wizard of Optus float.
IBM ends Pulse 2011 with a bang: photos
After four long days of meetings, presentations, expos and skills sessions, IBM's annual Pulse conference came to a close with a bang, as the technology giant put on a 1960s-style dance night for delegates.
IBM Pulse lights up Las Vegas: photos
IBM's annual Pulse conference kicked off in Las Vegas this week, with thousands of delegates from all over the world coming together to work on building smarter infrastructure.
Cracking Open the IBM PC Jr.
The PC Jr. was IBM's attempt to tap into the budding home personal computer market of 1983. While the PC Jr. had many positives with regard to the general home user, it also had several limitations that doomed it in the marketplace. I bought my PC Jr. in 1985 from my older brother who never quite figured out what to do with it. Feeling nostalgic, I decided to Crack Open the IBM PC Jr. to see what was actually in the case.
TechLines: Cloud Control: photos
Yesterday we held our TechLines event on cloud computing, discussing the ins and outs of the cloud — is it just a fad, or is it a shift to public infrastructure that is as inevitable as night falling?
Vic Uni's mean green machines: photos
After Victoria University opened its datacentre in Sunshine, Victoria in 2009, it has been progressively migrating its infrastructure services over from its old, inefficient centre in Footscray to the new site, and plans to ramp up the migration over the next six months.
Gallery: IBM wins grand slam for tennis tech
The big news at this year's Australian Open tennis tournament might be the length of Venus Williams' skirt or a broken racket but IBM quietly puts fans right in the match.
Aussie Open serves up ace tech: photos
The Australian Open kicked off in Melbourne yesterday, this year with more technology than ever. ZDNet Australia went behind the scenes to bring you all the action.
IBM CityOne game builds a smarter planet
IBM's CityOne is a serious Sim City-like game that tries to show customers, partners, and students how smarter tech decisions can solve business, environmental, economic, and energy problems.
IBM's datacentre in a box: photos
Following a glance at this innocent-looking shipping container, you'd never know it was IBM's latest datacentre.
IBM's smart city game: pictures
Ever played the classic build 'em up, knock 'em down game Sim City? Wondering how smart technology implementations really affect a city? Then you'll love IBM's new business toy.
IBM gets up close with atomic behavior (images)
IBM Research says it can now track atoms and their behavior at nanoscale giving a boost to nanotechnology applications.
IBM's cloud hybrid approach will help convert retailers to the cloud
IBM tells retailers that they will help with the process of converting to cloud, bypassing a major infrastructure overhaul. Read more: https://zd.net/2U8KrH0
This is how IBM Cloud is wooing the energy and utility sector
SaaS provider Smart Energy Water has signed a multi-million dollar, five-year deal with IBM after beginning its cloud journey elsewhere
IBM Watson, Harvard, and MIT working on algorithms that predict heart attacks
The three-year project aims to produce AI models that can analyze genomic data, health records and biomarkers to predict the onset of heart attacks and other common conditions.
IBM on its '5 in 5' predictions for 2019
Jeff Welser, vice president and lab director at IBM Research - Almaden, sits down with Tonya Hall to talk about IBM's latest 5 in 5 announcement.
Global food brand harnesses IBM's AI to make the perfect dressing
The collaboration gives McCormick a way to speed up product development and give its 500-plus, global team of researchers a way to stay in sync. Read more: https://zd.net/2SytfNz
Facebook is no longer the best place to work in the US, says Glassdoor
Facebook's ranking as the best place to work in the US takes a dive after 2018's scandals.
IBM's AI-cybersecurity platform learns new models from MITRE framework
The machine learning system is being given a crash course in cybercriminal techniques.
As chips become smaller, IBM looks beyond EUV lithography
IBM makes progress on chip fabrication without using lithography.
With Red Hat, IBM to become the leading hybrid cloud provider
This deal is the biggest Linux and open-source acquisition ever.
IBM and Red Hat: Can this $34 billion deal deliver?
ZDNet's Larry Dignan and Steven Vaughan-Nichols talk about the rationale behind IBM's purchase of Red Hat, how the open source community reacts, and whether the deal will live up to its advance billing.
IBM launches anti-bias toolkit to help companies manage AI deployment
Bias detection and black box transparency is limiting AI deployments at scale, argues IBM. Read more: https://zd.net/2Oxdguc
Nobody challenges AWS dominance in the cloud infrastructure sector
Microsoft's cloud growth is outpacing AWS but it is still way behind the top dog of cloud infrastructure.
Microsoft surpasses IBM (but Google outgrows them all)
Microsoft's latest financial results show that it is now bigger than IBM has ever been -- but Google got there first.
IBM Watson Health extends cancer treatment partnership with Department of Veteran Affairs
After providing precision oncology care fore more than 2,700 veterans, the Department of Veterans Affairs and IBM are extending their partnership through at least June 2019.
IBM research: Data breaches hit companies' reputation and bottom line
There are hidden costs over time which make the bill far larger than you may expect.
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