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IBM has announced the Virtual Desktop for Smart Business, a new workforce mobility offering that provides anytime, anywhere access to personal desktops from mobile devices -- including tablets, netbooks and laptops.

Watson at one point confused Jamie Foxx and Beethoven, but still managed an impressive victory against two Jeopardy masters.

Every year IBM predicts five new technologies that will change things in the next five years. This year, 3D holograms, GPS, and batteries dominate the list.

IBM has developed a computer that should be able to compete with the famed game show's former victors.

Will the latest acquisition by IBM strengthen its position in the burgeoning world of data analytics?

Game on! IBM's latest supercomputing project, Watson, is set to take on human trivia nuts in real time on Jeopardy this fall.

Traffic volumes continue to soar in 2009 as just about every industry has turned out sharp increases in demand for bandwidth, raising concerns about whether capacity can handle the demand.

IBM has spent a grand sum of money on dividends and stock buybacks.

IBM puts top exec Robert Moffat on leave after he was charged with scandalous allegations.

Software companies go a little "Harry Callahan" on each other with a software performance show-down.

The Obama Administration is attempting to straighten out antitrust rules with big tech and telecom companies.

The U.S. Justice Department is investigating IBM after several claims that the computer giant abuses antitrust laws.

The FAA's new computer system was tagged as unsuccessful after it misidentified more than two airliners.

Big city rail companies will now be using IBM software to manage their repairs and performance.

Web mail has been around almost forever, and Google's Gmail is over five years old: now IBM hopes to woo business customers an affordable Web-based email service.

Newspapers publishers are debating whether to cut off free online access to certain material on their Web sites.