Fujitsu UK is rewarding staff for meeting a sales threshold, in further evidence that the company’s gesture to pause bidding for public sector contracts was a "hollow" one. According to sources ...

When you think of mainframes, you probably think of spinning tape drives, reams of computer cards, and text-only, green-on-black 3270 terminals. IBM's latest mainframe, the LinuxONE Emperor 5 ...

DXC was recognized as a leader in all categories within Europe and the United States, specifically: Mainframe Optimization Services – DXC provides deep mainframe expertise and support across the ...

Investing.com - IBM ’s new z17 artificial intelligence mainframe could underpin a strong sales cycle for the tech group, according to analysts at BofA. Earlier this month, IBM unveiled the z17 ...

IBM plans to spend $30 billion in the development of quantum computers and mainframe systems in the US over the next five years as part of a $150bn investment pledge. Big Blue announced its plans on ...

IBM’s Investing $150B in US Over 5 Years, Focusing on These Tech Commitments Your email has been sent Big Blue is investing in the development of mainframes and quantum computing in the US.

"When I think about artificial intelligence, quantum computing, mainframe computers, this R&D investment coupled with all of the associated manufacturing is going to allow the United States to be ...

The software giant has announced it will be investing $150 billion in the United States over the next five years, including $30 billion toward production of its mainframe and quantum computers.

Hans Pennink IBM, also a significant government contractor, said more than $30 billion of the total investment would be used to expand its US manufacturing of quantum computers and mainframes ...

The investment will include more than $30 billion that will go toward research and development to allow the computing giant to continue manufacturing its mainframe and quantum computers in the U.S ...

However, quantum computers are also larger, consume more power, and are much pricier than traditional servers and mainframes. They also make a higher percentage of mistakes. Due to those ...

Today's most advanced mainframe, the IBM z17, extends this role even further — capable of processing up to 24 trillion operations per second, while maintaining 99.999999% availability, or the ...