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In order to encourage “landmark breakthroughs” in creation of artificially intelligent machines, IBM and the nonprofit XPrize announced Wednesday a $5 million competition for AI developers.

Groups rather than individuals commit the vast majority of cybercrime, according to a new IBM report.

The company has dabbled with bitcoin in the past, but now it wants to harness the power of the blockchain, the technology underpinning the virtual currency.

IBM will reportedly announce Tuesday its plans to advance the blockchain technology that underpins the bitcoin.

Removing the need for expensive and energy draining air conditioning systems, Microsoft’s deep sea data centers could be the future.

Ardit Ferizi, a 20-year-old Kosovo citizen, made his first appearance in U.S. court.

IRS scammers have weaseled taxpayers out of more than $23 million since October 2013. Follow our tips to avoid them.

Tech companies — where women hold 33 percent of jobs — are trying to lure back women who left the industry.

The immensely complex ancient Chinese board game has long been considered the most challenging one for a computer to master.

Since it’s the only major central bank hiking rates, the Federal Reserve has to contend with a stronger U.S. dollar. That could slow its efforts to end years of cheap money.

Financial terms were not disclosed, but a report estimates the acquisition is worth $130 million.

Companies like Microsoft, Oracle, Cisco and others face a tough 12 months as clients slash IT spending and consumers hold back from buying devices.

Shares fell 3 percent in extended trading Tuesday as the company forecast 2016 adjusted earnings of at least $13.50 per share.

The ad to entice women into careers in science and technology has backfired in a big way.

The former Microsoft CEO also criticized the company's reporting of cloud revenue figures.

Bargain hunters are expected to increase spending on Cyber Monday, according to a prediction from IBM's Watson supercomputer.

Early reports for Thanksgiving and Black Friday sales reveal a boom in online shopping while in-store shopping lagged.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise will focus on corporate business and cloud computing under Meg Whitman, while HP Inc will sell printers and PCs.

Beijing's demand that U.S. tech companies provide access to data on their systems -- and at times share source code -- has some questioning their future in China.

On November 20, 1985, Windows 1.0 was released and a revolution in computing was born.

The decade-long project to overhaul the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services' paper system could cost $3.1 billion and take an additional four years.

However, many observers say more details on who will succeed Warren Buffett, the 85-year old investment icon, matters more than quarterly results.

Food giant Mars Inc. wants its collaboration with IBM to take food safety testing into a new era.

The big exception is the company's TV channel, which will license forecast data from IBM.

International Business Machines disclosed Tuesday the Securities and Exchange Commission is looking into its accounting practices.

Attacks by hackers holding access to computers for ransom are typically traced back to Russia or Eastern Europe, where technical skills are in heavy supply, but jobs aren't.

Big Blue, which reported lower-than-expected quarterly sales Monday, could face "a prolonged period of underperformance" as it moves to the cloud.

Several major tech players are reporting earnings this week. And there are multiple factors that could hit revenue numbers.

Dell is expected to announce Monday that it has agreed on a deal to purchase data storage company EMC in one of the biggest tech mergers ever.