International Business Machines Corporation IBM and Microsoft Corporation MSFT are two of the leading players in the global cloud computing industry. IBM offers cloud and data solutions that aid ...

IBM is laying off thousands of employees across various departments in the US, including consulting, cloud infrastructure, and sales. The job cuts are part of a formal restructuring in the Cloud ...

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Unveiling the IBM z17 mainframe, powered by the IBM Telum II processor with the forthcoming Spyre Accelerator, IBM redefines enterprise AI infrastructure IBM has introduced its latest mainframe system ...

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In the latest round of corporate restructuring, IBM is laying off approximately 9,000 employees across multiple locations in the US. The employees who are likely to exit comprise a quarter of ...

IBM Corp. is bringing the mainframe into the modern age with the latest version of its venerable hardware powered by a new processor that supports generative artificial intelligence and AI agent ...

IBM's fastest mainframe computer to date has a Telum II CPU with on-chip AI coprocessor There is also an AI accelerator that it hopes will make it an attractive option The IBM z17 brings Big Blue ...

IBM’s newest mainframe system, IBM z17, fully engineered for AI. Credit: IBM IBM has unveiled the IBM z17, the latest evolution of its renowned mainframe series. It is designed to fully integrate ...

The US is IBM’s biggest market, and it is making major workforce changes in 2024, laying off around 9,000 employees. The Register report states that this is part of IBM's restructuring strategy, and ...

International Business Machines Corp (IBM) unveiled its latest mainframe system, saying that a chunk of business data will remain on customer-owned servers and never be hosted on the cloud.