International Business Machines

IBM to appeal against a ruling that calls for a payment of $78 million for failing to modernize welfare system

IBM and Indiana in 2006 signed a contract under which the company would modernize the state's welfare system.

IBM believes that hybrid cloud is the future of computing

Watson capability has progressed, IBM has got things such as visual recognition, pattern recognition, speech, IoT, natural language, deep learning as a service.

Former software engineer for IBM China pleads guilty to charges of stealing source code

Federal prosecutors announce that the ex-IBM employee in China who was charged with stealing proprietary source code from the company has pleaded guilty,

IBM In Talks To Buy Sun Micro: Report

IBM is likely to pay at least $6.5 billion in cash to acquire Sun, related people told the Wall Street Journal.

Karan Bajwa is the new Managing Director for IBM India

Software giant IBM on Wednesday announced the appointment of Karan Bajwa as Managing Director and Vanitha Narayanan as Chairman of IBM India.

IBM issues apology after cyber-attack shuts down Australian national census

International Business Machines Corp apologized to Australia on Tuesday for what the government has described as a "malicious" cyber-attack that shut down a national census, but blamed two domestic internet providers for the security lapse.

Microsoft takes on Oracle, opening up database software to Linux

Microsoft Corp planned on Monday to announce its move into a new business, unveiling a database software that works with a rival to its Windows operating system, a move that takes aim at a market long dominated by Oracle Corp.

Apple partners with Cisco to boost enterprise business

Apple Inc on Monday teamed up with network gear maker Cisco Systems Inc to improve the performance of its iPad and iPhone devices on Cisco's corporate network.

IBM uncovers new, sophisticated bank transfer cyber scam

IBM has uncovered a sophisticated fraud scheme run by a well- funded Eastern European gang of cyber criminals that uses a combination of phishing, malware and phone calls that the technology company says has netted more than $1 million from large and medium-sized U.S. companies.

Android security flaw fixed, says Dropbox

Dropbox, the popular online file storing system, said it has fixed a security flaw that could have allowed hackers to capture data stored in its service on Android devices via compromised third-party apps.