New chip milestone to propel major leaps forward in performance and energy efficiency IBM (NYSE: IBM) today unveiled a breakthrough in semiconductor design and process with the development of the world’s first chip announced with 2 nanometers (nm) nanosheet technology. Semiconductors…
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IBM Appoints Sandip Patel As MD Of India & South Asia
IBM announced the appointment of Sandip Patel as managing director of its India & South Asia (ISA) operations, succeeding Karan Bajwa who will pursue opportunities outside of IBM.
IBM unveils Open Tech for Agile Response to Cloud-based Cyber Threats
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IBM fired 100,000 older employees to boost its appeal to millennials
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IBM closes landmark acquisition of Red Hat for $34 Billion
Acquisition positions IBM as the leading hybrid cloud provider and accelerates IBM’s high-value business model, extending Red Hat’s open source innovation to a broader range of clients.
Chinese hacking networks of world’s IT giants for years
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