IBM Corp. released further details Friday about the manufacturing process used to create its 90-nanometer PowerPC 970FX chip, its first chip built on the smaller process generation. The 90-nanometer ...

IBM is choosing its battles, and manufacturing desktop PCs isn't one of them. The company said Tuesday that it will outsource production of its NetVista desktop PC line to Sanmina-SCI under a ...

IBM (NYSE: IBM) was one of the few companies still developing the manufacturing processes to build cutting-edge chips. Then, back in 2015, IBM completed the sale of its chip manufacturing assets to ...

IBM has pulled together industry partners in Singapore to trial 5G use cases for the manufacturing sector, focusing on the use of artificial intelligence (AI) and augmented reality (AR) to enhance ...

Talk to any manufacturing executive and odds are they have heard of Industry 4.0. Originally coined in Germany through a technology project to computerize manufacturing, Industry 4.0 has now launched ...

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Armonk, NY – IBM today announced the first-ever application of a breakthrough self-assembling nanotechnology to conventional chip manufacturing, borrowing a process from nature to build the next ...

April 28 (UPI) --IBM announced Monday it plans to invest at least $150 billion over the next five years in American manufacturing to advance IBM's mainframe and quantum computer systems. "We have been ...

Douglas Grose of IBM moves into AMD's crucial manufacturing lead position. Will he build on big turnaround under way? Michael Kanellos is editor at large at CNET News.com, where he covers hardware, ...

IBM (NYSE: IBM) secures government backing for its surprising chip manufacturing venture. Discover how this tech giant is making waves in the semiconductor space and what it means for IBM stock. Check ...

Seventeen years ago, when two University of Pennsylvania professors developed the first electronic computer, International Business Machines sniffed that it had no commercial future. But in the early ...