IBM has announced a new collaboration with several community college systems to offer cybersecurity and data analytics training to prepare students for an array of hi-tech jobs. The two new ...

IBM on Monday will unveil Blue Insight, a massive business analytics cloud that will hold more than a petabyte of data. This internal cloud computing environment will be the basis for future external ...

IBM is introducing two new IBM SkillsBuild certificates in cybersecurity and data analytics, designed and piloted with community colleges. These new IBM SkillsBuild certificates will be available to ...

San Francisco-based SingleStore Inc. developed a distributed, cloud-native SQL database designed for data-heavy applications, all in a single engine. When IBM was looking into expanding its ecosystem ...

IBM's Cloud Private for Data brings the same flexibility and elasticity of the public cloud to your data center. IBM has launched the latest effort to bring the nature of the cloud to the on-premises ...

IBM Corp. plans to sell its imaging and population health software along with Watson Health's data and analytics business, the company said Friday. The tech conglomerate and private equity firm ...

In the next few months, Big Blue will launch its entry and midrange Power10 servers, and to be blunt, we are not sure what the HPC and AI angle is going to be for these systems. This is peculiar and ...

For a sticker price of $1.2 billion, IBM has purchased SPSS, a company with more than 30 years of experience in the analytics field under its belt. Traditionally, SPSS focused on statistical analysis, ...

Francisco Partners has agreed to acquire IBM’s healthcare data and analytics assets that are currently part of its Watson Health business. No financial terms were disclosed. The deal is expected to ...

Overview: Data analyst certifications help convert theoretical knowledge into job-ready skills.Different certifications suit beginners, technical roles, and vis ...

The insight gained from a single tweet might not be worth much, but what about from a million? IBM thinks businesses will pay $2,000 to analyze a million tweets and correlate them with data sources ...