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IBM ramps up partner offering to catch hybrid cloud opportunities IBM ramps up partner offering to catch hybrid cloud opportunities Announced as part of this year’s IBM Think conference. Arvind Krishna (IBM) Credit: IBM IBM has revealed a raft of new competencies, skills training and benefits designed to help its partners succeed in an increasingly competitive market.   Announced as part of this year’s IBM Think conference, the company has created a new competency...

The expansive dataset is designed to translate 55 languages, including Cobol, Java, C++, and Python IBM unveiled a suite of new artificial intelligence (AI) services on Monday ahead of its virtual IBM Think 2021 conference.  The new features include software that teaches AI how to translate code, a cloud migration service, and more functions for the firms Watson Assistant.  The most interesting of the announcements was a Rosetta Stone-like service for programming code called CodeNet, which...

IBM Launches New Cloud, AI Services in Bid to Modernize Business Watson Orchestrate is an attempt to capitalize on the rise of chat bots and virtual assistants during the pandemic. Bloomberg | May 11, 2021 Jackie Davalos (Bloomberg) -- International Business Machines Corp. is rolling out a new product that will help businesses automate tasks, capitalizing on the rise of chat bots and virtual assistants during the pandemic and taking another step in its pivot toward cloud services and ar...

5 Things You Need to Know About IBM’s Next Generation Cloud Pak for Data and New Data Fabric May 11, 2021 Customers face an enormous challenge: how do they make the vast amounts of their distributed enterprise data more accessible for AI so they can develop informed business outcomes? And how do they do so cost-effectively? Data quality and integration can become major issues when pulling from multiple cloud environments. Additionally, data silos typically complicate data integration, prevent...

AI here, there and everywhere Richard Speed Tue 11 May 2021 // 17:58 UTC Share Copy Think IBMs latest attempt at relevance in the cloud world continued at its Think conference by giving its Cloud Pak for Data another beating with the AI stick and unleashing Watson on IT pros. AutoSQL with Cloud Pak for Data The IBM Cloud Pak for Data turned up three years ago and was geared towards collecting and organising data for AI analysis. Aimed at pretty much any hybrid cloud en...

Enterprise software remains an enormously complex and complicated arena, but wait... on May 11, 2021, 9:40 One of the interesting but also frustrating things about the world of enterprise software is that it either gets talked about in high-level generalities, or excruciating levels of technical detail. In other words, it is either all about creating new solutions to digitally transform businesses, or it’s about which API calls can be leveraged in Kubernetes-compatible co...

SHARE IBM’s recent acquisition of Turbonomic Inc. was testimony that today’s multicloud and hybrid IT environments demand AI-driven application management tools to manage these increasingly complex infrastructures. But there is another dimension to this story: IBM is moving boldly into the container-native storage lane, and the Turbonomic purchase will help navigate. In the continued evolution of IBM’s portfolio following its purchase of Red Hat Inc. in 2018, the company recently announce...

At Think conference, IBM puts AI and hybrid cloud to work SHARE IBM Corp. is pushing the envelope on hybrid cloud and artificial intelligence with a number of key announcements early Tuesday ahead of its Think 2021 event, chiefly aimed at accelerating its customer’s digital transformation strategies. One of the main highlights of today’s announcements is a new Auto SQL capability within IBM’s Cloud Pak for Data offering that automates data access and management w...

IBM Announces SaaS Cloud Pak for Zero Trust Security 4 hours ago IBM is going all-in on zero trust security, with the introduction of a Software as a Service (SaaS) version of Cloud Pak for Security. In the age of cloud computing, zero trust security is viewed as an essential component. Traditional security focuses on maintaining a perimeter, within which the devices connected to that network are trusted. In cloud computing, however, there is no clear perimeter. As a result, each device must...

Solarseven / Getty Images IBM has taken the wraps off a version of its Cloud Pak for Security that aims to help customers looking to deploy zero-trust security facilities for enterprise resource protection. IBM Cloud Paks are bundles of Red Hat’s Kubernetes-based OpenShift Container Platform along with Red Hat Linux and a variety of connecting technologies to let enterprise customers deploy and manage containers on their choice of private or public infrastructure, including AWS...