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Microsoft's Copilot key leverages a Function key not found on modern keyboards

Ancient pre-release version of OS/2 2.0 discovered, released in VM-friendly packages

IBM says their latest AI-enhanced storage platform can identify ransomware in under a minute

IBM issues ultimatum to managers: relocate for in-office return or leave the company

A hot potato: It's not just average workers who are being forced to leave the comforts of home. IBM has given an ultimatum to its remote managers: get back into the office or a client location for at least three days per week or find another job. The company's message to those who live too far away to comply with this demand? Move closer.

Open Source Initiative co-founder imagines a post-open-source world

IBM demonstrates a nanosheet transistor that can withstand boiling nitrogen

IBM assures AI-powered Cobol translator in Watsonx will not replace developers

IBM suspends advertising on X after its ads appear next to pro-Nazi content

IBM extends its goals for AI and quantum computing, shows off roadmap

Forward-looking: While no one doubts the heritage of tech advancements that IBM has made over recent decades, there are certainly those who've started to wonder if the company is able to sustain those types of efforts into the future. At a recent analyst day held at the historic Thomas J. Watson Research Center, IBM made a convincing argument that they are up to the task, especially in the fields of AI as well as quantum computing.

IBM launches AI-powered Watsonx for translating COBOL programs into Java code

Which company invented the hard disk drive?

IBM foresees no layoffs due to AI, company will hire more workers than it lets go

IBM Software mandates in-office work for employees living within 50 miles

IBM vowed to dial back facial recognition tech, but recently landed $70 million contract to develop it

IBM introduces enterprise magnetic tape drive that holds 50TB per cartridge

What was the size of the first-generation floppy disk?

IBM's new analog AI chip is more efficient than power-hungry GPUs

IBM says 40% of the global workforce will have to learn new skills over next three years due to AI implementation

The Book 8088 takes portable retrocomputing back to 1981

IBM's Cloud for Education service is shutting down after only two years

What was the first computer to win a chess match against a world champion?

IBM says quantum processors are beginning to provide utility beyond classical methods

IBM unleashes new AI strategy with "watsonx"