IBM created the world's first 2 nanometer node chip. The 2nm process should result in significantly more powerful and efficient processors in the future.
The COVID-19 pandemic caused HP and IBM to have poor performance over the last few months. As a result, the companies have had to cut jobs and salaries.
Ctrl+Alt+Delete is probably the most iconic key combination out there for PC users. But how did it come into being? Check out the simple, but fascinating, history of Ctrl+Alt+Delete right here.
Microsoft's new diversity chief will join Microsoft in July after settling a dispute with her former employer, IBM.
As part of its Inspire 2017 partner conference, Microsoft has announced a partnership with IBM to help bolster support for its Surface devices for enterprise customers.
Sometimes we get so involved with Windows 8, Surface, and other products from Microsoft that we forget about their humble beginnings. Microsoft itself has not forgotten where it came from though and has released the source code for early versions of MS-DOS and Word for Windows. If you wish to step into a time machine and travel backwards to the 1980s where the adventure began, read on...
Despite its steady rise in market share, and even surpassing Blackberry as the number three mobile ecosystem in the U.S., Windows Phone is still facing an uphill climb in the consumer smartphone arena. However, according to IBM, interest in Windows Phone is growing much faster amongst its enterprise customers than it is with consumers. In an interview with RedmondMag, Jim Szafranski,...
On November 10, 1983, it all started… not with a big bang, but a whisper that defined the industry in the years to come. Yes, thirty years ago, Bill Gates announced ‘Interface Manager’ at the Plaza Hotel in New York City. The next-generation operating system would provide a graphical user interface (GUI) and a multitasking environment for IBM computers. Windows might have been released...
It's a war out there. Whether it be Apple relentlessly kicking HTC and Samsung into the ground, Microsoft going after royalty fees or Nokia taking on the half-eaten Apple it's a kill zone and patents are the centre of attention. Because of the recent acquisition of Motorola (for more patents) by Google and the scale of attack from companies outside the Android castle, many OEMs are...
We're big fans of cloud computing here at WM Experts, be it Google and the myriad ways to sync to it, Microsoft and its new Live Mesh, Dashwire, Yahoo Go, Apple's Mobile Me or any of a number of other ways to keep your data stored safely off your device and in the ether. Friday's New York Times brings word that IBM (you've heard of them, right?), is spending $360 million for one data...