The initiative targets regulated workloads that cannot move to the cloud, with a focus on security, data residency, and enterprise-grade controls.

IBM and Arm are teaming up to develop new dual-architecture hardware for next-generation AI and data intensive workloads, the companies jointly announced.

Their dual-architecture hardware stands to expand mainframe use cases, including reducing barriers for VMware migrations, a ...

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Their overall goal is to combine IBM’s experience in systems reliability, security and scalability that it offers on Z-series mainframe systems with Arm’s expertise in power-efficient architectures ...

ARMONK, N.Y., April 2, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- IBM (NYSE: IBM) today announced a strategic collaboration with Arm to develop new dual-architecture hardware that helps enterprises run future AI and data ...

The challenge for organizations ahead won't be adopting AI per se, but rather preparing for the governance that agentic AI ...

Artificial intelligence is transforming entry-level software roles by automating routine tasks. And there is a visible drop ...

The proposed “dual‑architecture hardware” is the latest in a long-running partnership between the pair that dates back to ...

Artificial intelligence, generative AI, and agentic systems are rapidly reshaping enterprise technology, and nowhere is this ...

This "exclusive" piece says what we've long said and shown, including as recently as yesterday. Red Hat is a slop company and it is trying to explore a replacement of builders with slop - to the point ...