The British firm had sued IBM for £128 million in damages over failed IT project
Cloud enabled the world to avoid the worst economic effects of the coronavirus pandemic, and nearly every company has some sort of cloud presence. But despite its size and success, cloud remains a market where competition is difficult.
IBM investors claim the company misled them by shifting mainframe revenue to more modern departments like cloud and mobile technology, in order to prop up its stock price.
Together with IBM's quantum computing division, the energy giant is working on the 'super-complex' problem of decarbonising the grid
"Among the most pressing challenges facing our society today is closing the STEM skills gap, which holds back both technological and socioeconomic progress"
Promises to be particularly useful for resource-intensive workloads, such as machine learning, AI and analytics
IBM spinoff now has partnerships with all of the 'big three' cloud providers
And the UK is among the three most targeted in countries in Europe
IBM's head of HR rejects claims that there is a culture of age discrimination, despite documents to the contrary seen this week
IBM execs were unhappy over the fact that the company had a smaller percentage of millennials in its staff and vowed to move against its 'dated maternal workforce'