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IBM Engages Students With Premiere of Master the Mainframe World Championship
Date added: 2014-03-04
Seth Reichelson, a teacher at Lake Brantley High School in Florida, with students during a mainframe programming class. IBM’s Master the Mainframe Contest has enabled over 68,000 students to take charge of world-class enterprise platforms and showcase their talents while learning sought-after computing skills. (Credit: IBM)
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IBM Announces Plans to Sell x86 Server Business to Lenovo
Date added: 2014-01-23
IBM System x General Manager Adalio Sanchez speaking at an IBM event in Beijing on January 16, 2014 to debut the company's latest x86-based servers. Today IBM announced plans for Lenovo to acquire IBM's x86 server business for $2.3 billion. (Feature Photo Service for IBM)
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Infographic: The Evolution of IBM's Enterprise X Architecture
Date added: 2014-01-16
With the unveiling of the new IBM X6 architecture, this infographic timeline explores the evolution of System x, from EXA to X6.
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Marist students collaborate with IBM
Date added: 2013-11-21
Marist College students Zachary Meath (on left) and Mary Miller demonstrate a cloud computing invention that--via the swipe of a finger on a smartphone or tablet--can prevent costly voice and data communications service disruptions caused by hurricanes and other natural disasters. Meath and Miller are collaborating with IBM engineers and Marist faculty to test the innovation, which can enable network operators to slash--from days to minutes--the time it takes to move voice and data services to a safe location. The invention is being demonstrated to clients and is expected to be commercially available in 2014. (Credit: IBM)
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Marist student demonstrates IBM innovation
Date added: 2013-11-21
Marist College student, Zachary Meath, demonstrates an invention that enables IT professionals to quickly move network communications resources via a wireless phone or tablet. Meath is collaborating with IBM engineers and Marist faculty to test the innovation, which can significantly reduce or eliminate the loss of services and data during a major weather event or other crisis threatening network resources. The cloud solution is being demonstrated to clients and is expected to be commercially available in 2014. (Credit: IBM)
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