IBM Cloud stories
Last year saw almost manic growth in revenue for cloud providers as businesses continue to seek the benefits the services can provide.
While the Big Four providers will have the lion's share, lock-in will be avoided through multi-cloud and cloud-native approaches.
In 2019, hyperscale cloud giants like AWS, Microsoft, and Google will fiercely compete to dominate the lucrative hybrid cloud solutions market.
IBM and VMware partner at VMworld Europe to accelerate hybrid cloud adoption, offering tools to migrate-critical workloads and integrate modern applications.
IBM's Jim Freeman discusses how CIOs are making the most of multi-cloud as a new generation of cloud tools emerge.
IBM bets big with a USD $34 billion takeover of Red Hat, spurred by AWS's cloud dominance and aiming to become the top hybrid cloud provider.
IBM is set to acquire Red Hat for USD $34 billion, marking a transformative move in the cloud market, positioning IBM as the leading hybrid cloud provider.
While the market is seeing strong growth, it's coming at the expense of small-to-medium sized cloud operators.
The latest financial results for IBM have revealed a disappointment for investors as the tech giant missed almost all of its targets.
IBM's new Multicloud Manager allows seamless integration and management of apps across different cloud platforms, including Amazon, Microsoft, and Red Hat.
IBM is set to integrate NVIDIA's RAPIDS software into its data science platform, bringing GPU acceleration to its machine learning solutions.
SES Networks partners with IBM to deliver high-performance connectivity to IBM Cloud customers worldwide, using satellite-based connectivity.
Automation Anywhere Enterprise now supports Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud, IBM Cloud, and Microsoft Azure.
Amazon is still on top, but Alibaba's investment strategy is giving the company huge potential for global growth.
Digital Realty is enhancing its Service Exchange to offer direct, secure access to IBM Cloud in key cities, including Melbourne and Sydney.
Digital Realty today announced that it will be expanding its dedicated access to the IBM Cloud in 15 major metropolitan areas around the globe.
IBM Business Resiliency Services will offer its customers the opportunity to deploy Commvault software on-premises, in the cloud, and in data centres.
The partnership will enable customers to establish a private network connection from within their data centers or office locations to IBM Cloud.
SAP has released a range of new products for the future of the enterprise, including expanding its cloud offerings and a new blockchain-aaS solution.
IBM has opened up its public cloud to all New Zealand Government agencies in an effort to support the Government's cloud-first policy.
