IBM cuts 3,900 jobs in latest round of big tech layoffs
IBM is firing approximately 1.4% of its total workforce, with the cuts coming from its IT services and healthcare groups.
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William Gallagher
Apple, Amazon, IBM to discuss open software security at White House
Executives from technology firms including Apple are to attend a White House cybersecurity meeting on Thursday, following multiple attacks on the US that exploited open-source software.
IBM CEO Rometty to step down in April, cloud SVP Krishna to take over
IBM CEO Virginia "Ginni" Rometty, who helped architect a fruitful enterprise partnership with Apple, on Thursday announced her retirement after more than four decades at the company.
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IBM's 200,000 Macs have made a happier, more productive workforce
IBM has published its latest study focusing on the benefits of Apple products in enterprise, and has found that a fleet of over 200,000 Macs leads to far lower support costs, smaller numbers of support staff, and happier employees versus a Windows deployment.
Andrew O'Hara
IBM seeing great returns on over 277,000 Macs and iOS devices issued to employees
IBM revealed over 277,000 macOS and iOS devices have been deployed to IBM employees around the globe with the 130,000 Macs in-place leading to consistently less IT support required over PC counterparts.
IBM open-sources Mac@IBM code, spreading tech to other businesses
IBM on Tuesday shared word that it's open-sourcing its Mac@IBM provisioning code, which should enable other companies to provision Macs using similar architecture.
Roger Fingas
Apple, other tech behemoths to meet on Wednesday to talk privacy crisis
Representatives from a number of major tech firms will gather in San Francisco on Wednesday to address growing concerns over consumer privacy, driven to the forefront by new European regulations and public uproar over scandals like Cambridge Analytica.
Apple, IBM partnership expands with new machine learning integrations
Apple and IBM late Monday announced an expansion to their existing partnership that will allow customers to roll out advanced in-app machine learning capabilities through Apple's Core ML and IBM's Watson technology.
Deutsche Bank drops last BlackBerrys to standardize on iOS
After many years of allowing its employees to replace their corporate-assigned BlackBerry phones with iPhones under a "Bring Your Own Device" policy, Germany's Deutsche Bank is finally officially phasing out all of its BlackBerry devices for new Apple gear.
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