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Arvind Krishna, Development and Manufacturing general manager, IBM Systems and Technology Group, shares his view on IBM’s OpenPOWER strategy and how customers and solution provides will benefit from this new direction. 
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The connected enterprise brings value to it customers, employees and partners by providing the best answers to questions through a collaborative workforce.
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IBM is bringing its Power server technology to the open source community as a way to get interest in its ever-shrinking hardware business.
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SAN JOSE, Calif. — IBM declined to comment on reports in February that it is exploring a sale of one or both of its fabs. But a senior executive in IBM's chip group makes the case those fabs remain strategic
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Collaborative business intelligence (BI) is gaining steam as more firms realize the productive benefits of BI. These offerings fold BI and social media tools into one solution so firms can truly understand and share their data to improve decision making.
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BANGALORE: Over the past decade, IBMhired frenetically in India, and cut jobs in theUS in an effort to be cost competitive with Indian IT services providers. Now, the Big Blue appears to be changing track, goaded perhaps by the Obama administration's social and tax pressures, and the US workvisa restrictions.
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With the sale of first its desktop PC business and now its server business to Chinese partner Lenovo, IBM has come full circle. By exiting the hardware business IBM leaves behind the low-end market it inventedand returns to its roots in high performance computers, software, and a focus on the client.
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During OPEN'14 we were able to interview the 4 giants in Open Source: Peter Dens (Kangaroot), Jeff Scheel (IBM), Erik Geensen (Red Hat), Sandor Klein (EDB).
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The first server designs resulting from IBM’s decision to open up its Power chip technology are being announced on Wednesday.
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