IBM

The company is hoping to close the global digital skills gap and prepare candidates for the jobs of tomorrow

Red Hat and Juniper Networks will also aid in Telefónica’s UNICA Next deployment

The Spanish banking giant will use IBM Cloud for Financial Services to run key software applications

New capabilities will help businesses quickly set up IntelePeer voice agents, perform seamless bot-to-agent handoffs, and more

Supply chain security and education commitments feature heavily at White House meeting

These behemoths can crunch through numbers like nothing else

Zscaler provides zero-trust component for cloud-based IBM security play

The first system to use the 'Telum' processor could be ready by the first half of 2022

New partnership will enable seamless data and application migration across hybrid cloud environments

Madrid-based consultancy will help IBM capitalise on opportunities within the market for data services

BoxBoat brings security focus to cloud-native development teams

The former Red Hat CEO spent just 14 months in the role

The decision is yet another example of IBM’s history of promoting executives from within

Women and minorities can be excluded from seeing certain ads, researchers find

The expansive dataset is designed to translate 55 languages, including Cobol, Java, C++, and Python

Two ESS hardware units, as well as a new IBM Spectrum Fusion, comprise the firm’s attempt to make enterprise data more accessible

New solution enables construction companies to build intelligent and sustainable workflows

The business unit will become a fully-fledged public company by the end of the year

IBM developed Cloud for Financial Services alongside Bank of America

It’s been around for more than a century, but IBM probably does more than you think

Lawsuit revisits ancient legal war over Unix code

New partnership is also focused on making enterprise digital transformation more flexible

New services will help enterprises adopt a unified security approach across cloud and on-premise systems

IBM's Call For Code 2021 offers startups $200,000 and mentorship through the Linux Foundation