IBM stories
Paul Douglas, a well-respected member of the IBM New Zealand team, will be deeply missed by colleagues, clients, and the wider community.
The new Mimecast for IBM QRadar app is designed to offer joint customers improved visibility into potential vulnerabilities.
After originally deploying just two servers, the University realised it needed more horsepower and added another nine.
Amazon Web Services leads the global public cloud market across all major regions, though the APAC scene is uniquely shaped by strong local competition.
IBM and VMware partner at VMworld Europe to accelerate hybrid cloud adoption, offering tools to migrate-critical workloads and integrate modern applications.
IBM's Jim Freeman discusses how CIOs are making the most of multi-cloud as a new generation of cloud tools emerge.
IBM bets big with a USD $34 billion takeover of Red Hat, spurred by AWS's cloud dominance and aiming to become the top hybrid cloud provider.
IBM is set to acquire Red Hat for USD $34 billion, marking a transformative move in the cloud market, positioning IBM as the leading hybrid cloud provider.
While the market is seeing strong growth, it's coming at the expense of small-to-medium sized cloud operators.
The latest financial results for IBM have revealed a disappointment for investors as the tech giant missed almost all of its targets.
IBM's new Multicloud Manager allows seamless integration and management of apps across different cloud platforms, including Amazon, Microsoft, and Red Hat.
NVIDIA unveils RAPIDS, a GPU-accelerated platform boosting data science and machine learning, promising 50x speedups and support from major tech players.
IBM is set to integrate NVIDIA's RAPIDS software into its data science platform, bringing GPU acceleration to its machine learning solutions.
VMware has appointed David Bate as the new vice president for its Cloud business in Asia Pacific and Japan, luring him from IBM to drive growth and innovation.
Rampant growth continues throughout the global enterprise storage market with Dell ahead of competitors HPE, NetApp, and IBM.
Dell Inc. takes the top spot with HPE coming in at number two as global market revenue reaches US$22.5 billion.
The Australian data center market is experiencing strong growth and is highly centralised in key metros, with Sydney and Melbourne as the main hubs.
Google, Amazon, IBM, Microsoft and Oracle joined forces, pledging to speed up the progress of health data standards and interoperability.
With a cybersecurity skills gap of 1.8 million professionals looming, companies like IBM are turning to AI to bolster defences and create new collar jobs.
Seven vendors are named as 'Leaders' in the SSA magic quadrant as fast and reliable storage becomes more important than ever.
