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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.

IBM's SlamTracker provides U.S. Open fans with unprecedented access to big data, but tennis is still figuring out how to catch up to other sports.

The American tech giant announced a 10-year collaboration with two Dutch institutions.

Donald Trump is slamming the H-1B specialty visa program -- while using it to hire foreign-born models for his agency.

The 12.9-inch iPad Pro may cannibalize some of the company's other products, including the MacBook Air, but it could still find a spot in the workplace.

"Malaysia will always remember and honor those who were lost," the country's prime minister said as he confirmed that debris found last week belonged to the missing plane.

Big Blue is looking to reduce reliance on hardware sales and transition offerings to the cloud.

Although IBM is yet to chalk out further details of the program, it plans to create a smartphone app for the shipping service.

Big Blue's new chips are a microscopic 7 nanometers small. By comparison, a strand of DNA is 2.5 nanometers.

Neither hatchet job nor hagiography, Alex Gibney's "Steve Jobs: The Man in the Machine" goes deep.

Big Blue researchers at Lake George are working to develop a technology model that can be used globally.

Facebook continues its move into the world of commerce through a new data partnership and research initiative with IBM.

The two companies are already partnering in a number key areas in the cloud.

Critics say the bill would open the door to discrimination against same-sex couples should gay marriage become legal in Louisiana.

A new app will quickly scan through your social media accounts for potentially offensive keywords.

Shares in the world's largest technology services company flitted around the unchanged mark in after-hours trading.

Big Blue's revenues were flat year over year, while net income was up 4 percent.

Chinese upstarts ZTE, Lenovo and Huawei, which dominate the gadget market, are eyeing commercial systems. Nokia needs to get big enough to compete.

The fourth edition of the annual event is set to witness the involvement of participants from over 160 nations.

IBM has uncovered a sophisticated fraud scheme run by a well- funded Eastern European gang of cyber criminals that uses a combination of phishing, malware and phone calls that IBM says has netted more than $1 million.