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Who should run VMware? Sizing up the likely candidates - Vimarsana News

Who should run VMware? Sizing up the likely candidates

Who should run VMware? Sizing up the likely candidates Notable great picks would be Jim Whitehurst of IBM, or Simon Segars of ARM, but a less obvious pick such as Okta’s Alvina Antar could set the company on a new path. January 27, 2021 -- 18:14 GMT (10:14 PST) | Topic: VMWare Lots of talent is out there that VMware could benefit from, including, from left, Okta CIO Alvina Antar, IBM President and former Red Hat CEO Jim Whitehurst, and venture capitalist and newly installed board member Ken Denman. Chip make...

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IBM's revenue slides 6% in the fiscal fourth quarter. - Vimarsana News

IBM's revenue slides 6% in the fiscal fourth quarter.

Abbott Laboratories beats Wall Street estimates in the fourth quarter. The U.S. firm's rapid diagnostics sales jump 333% in fiscal Q4.

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IBM revenues decline again as it focuses on AI and hybrid cloud - Vimarsana News

IBM revenues decline again as it focuses on AI and hybrid cloud

Big Blue’s sales estimates were off the mark in the last quarter as IBM CEO Arvind Krishna shifts the focus to new business segments.

IBM stock down after weak Q4 growth in Cloud and AI revenue - Vimarsana News

IBM stock down after weak Q4 growth in Cloud and AI revenue

A weak cloud and cognitive software performance saw IBM shares sliding 6.6 per cent after the company missed Q4 revenue estimates, posting its fourth straight quarter of revenue decline.The Q4 (December 2020 quarter) sales totalled $20.4 ...

IBM sales decline across all units, sending shares tumbling - Vimarsana News

IBM sales decline across all units, sending shares tumbling

International Business Machines Corp. reported quarterly revenue that missed analysts’ estimates, signaling Chief Executive Officer Arvind Krishna’s turnaround plan will take more time to pan out. Sales fell 6.5% to US$20.4 billion in the three months ended Dec. 31, the Armonk, New York-based company said Thursday in a statement. That was below the US$20.75 billion analysts had forecast, on average, and marked the 10th consecutive quarter with no year-over-year increase in revenue. The shares fell in extended trading.