What Will Become of Linux Giant Red Hat Now That It Sold Out to IBM?
If you’re a fan of open source software, IBM’s move might be a little worrisome.
If you’re a fan of open source software, IBM’s move might be a little worrisome.
There’s still a long way to go, but physicists are laying the bricks of their underlying mathematical foundation.
From here, we can look forward to the next generation of computers, so-called “exascale” computers capable of executing one quintillion calculations per second.
Parts of IBM have already been working without portable drives, but the ban now reportedly extends to all 350,000+ employees.
Employees at those companies say they don’t want to provide technology for war.
The year saw a 25 percent dip in exposed records—2.5 billion down from 4 billion the previous year.
It'll also detect and automatically block access to known malicious websites.
One is client-ready and another's in the works.
I spoke to Lenovo's travelling evangelist, senior analyst and laptop guru Kevin Beck on the history and the future of the ThinkPad.
“The whole community will find better ways to handle errors and I think that will be really exciting.”
There are security fuck-ups and there are legendary security fuck-ups. This one clearly falls into the latter category.
The US Government has been making such demands for a while, and now it's starting to get what it wants.
Here are seven of the ‘80s mightiest flops that commentators of the day dared to call revolutionary.
The total is now 127 companies, but there’s still one high profile tech company that hasn’t grown a backbone: IBM.
There might be no honour among thieves, but there’s certainly plenty of pride.
A transport startup is kitting out its autonomous fleet with the soothing tones of IBM's super smart supercomputer, Watson.
