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“You have competition and cooperation -- and in this case Red Hat is a platform that goes across all of them.”

Before any enterprise can take advantage of data analytics, they've got to ensure their data has been uploaded, cleaned and formatted to allow for easy transferring into analytical models. It's not glamorous work -- but IBM is aiming to make it...

It comes with Red Hat's Kubernetes platform OpenShift, encryption and privacy controls for all data that starts on the mainframe, and packs plenty of computing muscle.

Valuable data stolen today may easily be decrypted in the future, when quantum computing arrives.

Quarter's results represent the last clean read of IBM’s trajectory before the integration of Red Hat.

At OSCON, IBM unveiled a new open source platform that promises to make Kubernetes easier to manage for DevOps teams

Meituan, Mobike, Xiaomi, and others are migrating away from Oracle and IBM databases, replacing them with software by PingCAP.