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| Symbol | Name | Time | Trade | Change | % Chg | Volume | P/E Ratio | EPS | Mkt Cap |
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| IBM | IBM | 21:01 GMT | 193.64 | +2.11 | +1.10% | 4521636 | 14.67 | 13.06 | 224.6B |
Latest IBM news
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IBM plans 8,000 job cull in Germany
Biggish Blue IBM thinks that it can slim down even more by culling its German staff. -
Microsoft readies its Azure push
Redmond.mag claims that Microsoft has been quietly working behind the scenes to come up with a Cloud platform that can knock the socks off IBM, Amazon and Google. -
Work started on Blue Waters supercomputer
But it turned out to be too tricky for the IBM team working on it and after three years planning the build, they gave up and went to lunch and have gone missing presumed fed. -
Megaupload case marks death of the cloud
CommentThe business model is already under threat because of America's insistence that all data from US companies can be sniffed by its spooks. This means that a European company would have to be insane to allow their data to be placed in cloud based computing from Microsoft, Google or IBM. -
TSMC to rule 28nm coop
GlobalFoundries has turned to Samsung and IBM for help with this, but results are still forthcoming. -
Lack of leadership leaving GlobalFoundries in a mess
RumourGloFo has been having big trouble at 32nm and 28nm production with both using problematic gate first processing. This is being compounded by a split in production between two processes, an old AMD one and an IBM one, which has left a can of worms open on the table. -
Microsoft goes for Oban and GlobalFoundries in Xbox Next
RumourMicrosoft has used Globalfoundaries and IBM to build a new chip for its X-Box Next. -
IBM tops $100 billion in full year revenues
FinancialLess than three weeks after inheriting Sam Palmisano's job as CEO at IBM, Ginni Rometty has had the pleasure of announcing that full year revenue in 2011 broke through into new ground at $106.9 billion. -
Nvidia supercomputer building blocks revealed
In the middle of 2010, Nvidia disclosed plans for a 20 Teraflop supercomputer named Echelon, within a competition set up by the US Department of Defense. It was competing head-on with Intel and IBM. -
IBM creates the world's smallest storage device
IBM scientists have worked out a way to store a single bit of data on a 12-atom surface in what they are calling the world's smallest magnetic storage device. -
IBM is patent king in 2011 despite Asian dominace
IBM has retained its crown as biggest US patent winner, as another record year sees Asian companies increase their dominance. -
GloFo starts making IBM chips in New York
Global Foundrieshas announced that it has started making chips in its Fab 8 in New York, but Charlie at Semiaccurate has found proof that IBM is helping it out. -
Ozzie creates post Microsoft start-up
Ozzie, who was Bill Gates's successor as Microsoft's chief software architect is not giving out many details about Cocomo. He is hiring, but the place does not have an office, according to this web site - which has its facts more than a bit awry. -
Judge gives hope for end to Oracle-Google Java spat
Google is usually happy to whinge about its hatred of patents, particularly when it is getting hauled in front of judges. However it was also announced that Google has bought up 200 more patents from IBM, presumably with a view to strengthening its leaky patent defence in future. -
US senators demand probe of Huawei-Iran deals
Huawei has a less than squeaky-clean image. The US is keen to highlight its links with the Chinese government. However, the States hasn't had the most impressive record either, with one senator attempting to pass a Global Online Freedom Act to stop US firms such as Cisco and IBM from engaging in dea -
PC business was too boring for IBM's Palmisano
On the way out from being head honcho at IBM, Samuel J. Palmisano has shed some more light on why Big Blue pulled out of the PC business. It will make interesting reading for HP. -
Samsung worth more than Intel
According to Yonhap, Samsung is the fifth most valuable firm behind more obvious names such as Apple, Microsoft, IBM and Google. -
IBM predicts advertisers will know absolutely everything about you
IBM has taken a long hard gaze into its crystal ball and forecast a world no longer filled with spam, as its analytic systems allow for more personally-tailored adverts.
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