Calls for social justice reforms

IBM CEO Arvind Krishna called on the US Congress to create reforms to advance racial justice and combat systemic racism while announcing the company was getting out of the facial recognition business.

Not saying how many

IBM cut an unspecified number of jobs across the US, eliminating employees in at least five states.

Full to the brim

Big Blue and Red Hat have been sharing their ideas to integrate 5G into the edge.

COVID-19 changing everything

IBM has withdrawn its 2020 annual forecast due to the impact of the COVID-19.

They are more like us

Speech recognition systems from five of the world's biggest tech companies -- Amazon, Apple, Google, IBM and Microsoft -- make far fewer errors with users who are white than with users who are black.

Will help our machine overlords understand us better

IBM is commercialising a new technology that makes it easier for computers to understand human communication.

Nicked four of our patents

IBM is taking Airbnb to court over what it claims is the illegal use of four patents -- the latest in a string of suits against online companies.

Cuts it some Slack instead

Big Blue has snubbed Microsoft's Microsoft Teams and chosen Slack for its more than 350,000 employees it what is being seen as a big test for the software.

Krishna takes top role

IBM named Arvind Krishna as chief executive officer, replacing longtime CEO Virginia Rometty.

Is this the five minute or the ten minute argument?

IBM has taken a big step towards developing an artificial intelligence technique known as argument mining.