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In a new paper, IBM researchers are detailing what IBM calls a significant breakthrough in the field of nanotechnology that could lead to new developments in processor technology and the field of photonics.

Microsoft yesterday broke a $500 million marketing campaign aimed at corporate customers of its new products and intended to drive business away from rival IBM, reports the New York Times.

IBM will invest $300 million this year to build 13 data centers providing global disaster recovery for business customers. The new facilities are being built in New Jersey and nine international sites, including facilities in China, Japan, Turkey, Poland

A look at the human computer interface as it moves from keyboard to touch screen and voice command to brain waves, by futurist David Houle

So what did I use to build this thing? I started using drupal a while ago, and I really liked it. Joomla looks far better out of the box, and seems to have a very clean and professional look.

IBM's entry into the personal computer business on this date in 1981 was a signal event in the history of business and technology. And since then?

Company executives call on the open source community to do more to make Linux popular as a desktop OS for consumers and businesses.

During a press briefing at LinuxWorld today in San Francisco, IBM announced a new partnership with Red Hat, Novell, and Canonical to offer Microsoft-free personal computers with IBMs Lotus Notes and Lotus Symphony software. The goal is to provide a preint

For the first time, IBM and leading Linux distributors will join forces globally with their hardware partners to deliver Microsoft-free personal computing choices with Lotus Notes and Lotus Symphony in the one billion-unit desktop market worldwide by 2009

For most small to midsized businesses, software means Microsoft. Big Blue says it can offer businesses a lower-cost alternative to Microsoft's office productivity and collaboration software.