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Investors will be eyeing Lenovo, the world’s largest PC maker, to see how it plans to turn around Motorola and IBM's server business.

Big Blue and Chinese Internet player Tencent will team up to take on Alibaba in China’s growing cloud market.

IBM wants to help companies make better decisions by harvesting gobs of Twitter data.

Security is just one issue that American companies face as China comes to dominate computer hardware.

CEO Satya Nadella has turned his long-term vision for cloud into triple-digit growth.

German flag carrier says the deal will help it cut IT costs by $89 million annually.

The German airline’s plan to outsource its IT business is expected to save the company nearly 70 million euros each year.

Apple's iPads are still facing declining sales, but Apple CEO Tim Cook isn't worried.

As IBM slashes its 2015 earnings per share guidance, has the miss landed CEO Ginni Rometty in the hot seat with investors?

IBM will pay Santa Clara-based Globalfoundries $1.5 billion to take money-losing chip unit off its hands.

IBM’s CEO Ginni Rometty reportedly struck the deal with Globalfoundries after months of talks between the companies.

The president said he may act unilaterally to reform the H-1B program to make it easier for tech workers to stay.

One of Apple's largest shareholders urges for a buyback, arguing that the company is still undervalued.

Travelocity founder Terry Jones launches new venture around Big Blue’s A.I. technology. IBM could use more such customers.

Big Blue’s India headcount now double the size of U.S. staff.

Big Apple mayor says the site will help grow the city’s burgeoning tech industry.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is in the United States for five days.

EMC launched in 1979 as a data storage specialist. Its RSA unit provides data-protection services to the Fortune 500.

IBM says the program applies to “a small number” of workers in the company’s Global Technology Services unit.

The effort is key if IBM, which has struggled to grow sales in recent quarters, is to realize its goal of making Watson a $10 billion business.

The business software giant, in a bit to tap into Africa's demographic dividend, will train 10,000 IT consultants.

Privacy advocates nervous about facial recognition technology forget that large scale facial recognition has yet to be effective.

Lenovo's core PC business, which still accounts for roughly 82 percent of sales, continued to tighten its grip on the market.

TrueNorth integrates 5.4 billion transistors, which is the most IBM has ever put in a chip, and consumes just 70 milliwatts of power.

Sprint Corp. shares tumbled on Wednesday after the company announced it was ending its bid to acquire T-Mobile US Inc.

Apple and Samsung continue to lose smartphone market share as Chinese competition intensifies.

IBM and Apple are out to prove iPhones and iPads are good for more than just checking email and keeping track of appointments.

U.S. and Chinese regulators are considering the deals even as tensions between both nations over cybersecurity issues have reached new highs.

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