Post $34 bn acquisition by IBM, Red Hat bets big on India
In India, Red Hat, which specialises in Linux operating systems, has engineering facilities in Pune and Bengaluru
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IBM and AT&T announce multi-year strategic alliance
Under the agreement AT&T Communications will use IBM’s expertise to modernise AT&T Business Solutions’ internal software…
IBM completes landmark $34bn acquisition of Red Hat
The 108-year old IBM has announced it has closed the acquisition of Red Hat, the world's leading provider of enterprise open…
HCL Tech completes acquisition of select IBM products
Indian IT company HCL Technologies has said it has completed the planned acquisition of select IBM products for security,…
IBM’s AI debating system argues for and against cannabis legalisation
For all the recent advances of artificial intelligence, computers still can’t get stoned. But that didn’t stop International…
IBM is leading the journey towards AI and Intelligent Automation in cybersecurity
In an interview with Express Computer, Vaidyanathan Iyer, Security Software Leader, IBM India South/Asia talks about how security…
Wi-Fi network that can save lives in natural disasters is backed by IBM
From a cramped living room in Brooklyn, New York, a handful of young computer nerds has developed a new way to use technology to…
Vodafone Idea signs multi-million dollar IT deal with IBM
The solutions deployed by Vodafone India and Idea Cellular earlier will be merged and enhance big data capabilities
Oracle, IBM out, AWS, Microsoft in to compete for Pentagon $10 billion cloud computing contract
The selection leaves Oracle Corp and IBM Corp out of the competition for the contract for the Defense Department’s Joint…
79% Indian firms lack hacking response plan, says IBM
Close to 79 per cent of Indian firms do not have a computer security incident response plan (CSIRP) in place that is applied…