It seems that IBM is trying to position itself as a leader in the corporate market for cloud computing, which many regard as the next evolutionary step in information technology.

We've known for a while that cloud computing is important to IBM. It seems nearly every division has an effort in some aspect of the opportunity.

Maybe someday we'll just call it 'data processing' again Feature In IT, terms and categories come and go. Distinctions ...

It's all about services Cloud infrastructure is the most commoditized portion of the cloud computing market, and for IBM, it's a necessary component to its cloud strategy.

IBM has announced that it will spend $360m (£182m) on a new cloud datacentre facility in North Carolina, providing another indication that major vendors see cloud computing as the future for ...

IBM is bundling several of its technologies to help corporate data centers run large-scale Web applications in a “cloud computing” model that's similar to the way major Internet players like ...

IBM is investing more than $2 billion in cash to bolster its artificial intelligence and cloud computing lineup by acquiring an integration platform as a service suite from Germany-based Software AG.

IBM on Monday launched a major initiative into cloud computing, a current term for Internet-based services, in an effort it hopes will challenge the early lead of cloud pioneers such as Amazon and ...

IBM Research is making its quantum processor available to the public via IBM's cloud to any desktop or mobile device.

Both IBM and Alphabet have proven successful in their cloud endeavors, so investing in either is worthwhile. After all, the cloud computing industry is forecasted to grow from $706.6 billion last ...

The cloud business hasn't turned things around for IBM yet, and quantum computing surely isn't going to help anytime soon. Got a tip? Share confidential information with Forbes.

IBM is pushing Confidential Computing as a new security standard to convince companies to put more core functions and sensitive data in the cloud.