13 stories tagged ibm, newest first.
364 points by Betelbuddy | 261 comments
The Register reports IBM CEO Arvind Krishna's Q3 earnings call remarks that open weight models now offer 90% of frontier performance at a fraction of the cost for on-prem use.
33 points by userbinator | 5 comments
OS/2 Museum blog post on fixing a ThinkPad 750C I9990303 error by patching IBM's BIOS flash utility to bypass power management checks and reflash corrupted firmware.
103 points by ibobev | 79 comments
Blog post from The Silicon Underground explaining the history of IBM's Token Ring networking technology and its competition with Ethernet in the 1980s and 1990s.
4 points by razorsa | 0 comments
A HackerOne vulnerability report about a SQL injection on an ibm.com subdomain; the page shows a HackerOne sign-in prompt.
51 points by mooreds | 30 comments
Computer History Museum exhibit page showing Thomas Watson Jr.'s August 1963 IBM memo about the Control Data CDC 6600 supercomputer.
158 points by amcclure | 84 comments
A Techrights blog post by Roy Schestowitz claiming IBM is phasing out the Red Hat brand, as happened with other companies IBM acquired.
322 points by artpar | 323 comments
Landing page for IBM Bob, IBM's AI-powered software development assistant, showing a robot mascot and welcome heading.
373 points by porridgeraisin | 198 comments
IBM newsroom press release announcing its first sub-1 nanometer chip technology built with a "nanostack" 3D chip architecture.
427 points by abd12 | 339 comments
Confluent blog post announcing it has entered a definitive agreement to be acquired by IBM, pending regulatory approvals.
754 points by nabla9 | 849 comments
Business Insider article reporting IBM CEO Arvind Krishna's view that trillions spent on AI data centers won't pay off at current infrastructure costs.
440 points by ahurmazda | 310 comments
IBM press release announcing it has completed its acquisition of HashiCorp to build an end-to-end hybrid cloud platform.
380 points by zdw | 253 comments
Simon Willison blog post sharing a 1979 IBM training page stating a computer can never be held accountable and so must never make a management decision.
341 points by jnord | 28 comments
IEEE Spectrum obituary article reporting the death of DRAM inventor Robert Dennard at 91, alongside remembrances of other IEEE members.