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IBM Philippines announced on Tuesday, Dec. 4, the launch of the Japan Innovation Hub, which is an expansion of the IBM Philippines Client Innovation Center (CIC), to serve clients in the Japanese market.

The LinuxONE Emperor 4 can supposedly decrease energy consumption by up to 75% but in 50% less space than standard x86 servers, IBM said.

Tech giant IBM announced that it is providing security services to the Public Safety Savings and Loan Association Inc. (PSSLAI) to help protect the investments and other financial transactions of its 280,000 members from cyber fraud and Internet-borne criminal operations.

Leo Capinpin, country leader of IBM Infrastructure in Philippines, gives Newsbytes.PH an exclusive view why businesses in the country still need systems like IBM Power in today’s cloud world.

IBM has announced its acquisition of Databand.ai, a provider of data observability software that helps organizations fix issues with their data, including errors, pipeline failures, and poor quality — before it impacts their bottom-line.

At its flagship research center in Yorktown, New York, tech giant IBM recently showed off Spot, the AI robot it co-developed with Boston Dynamics.

Saying exponential problems require exponential computation, industry titan IBM is betting big that “quantum computing” will bring profound changes to the technology landscape more than what artificial intelligence (AI) and blockchain – two tech trends which it also pioneered and helped developed – have done in recent years.

Energy Development Corporation (EDC) has announced it is leveraging weather forecast data from IBM’s The Weather Company (TWC) to help make better decisions for the operations of its power plants in areas prone to natural hazards such as landslides and typhoons.

A new survey from IBM said respondents are feeling slightly more festive for the 2021 holiday season than they were in 2020. However, they are also wary that Covid-19 pandemic-related concerns are hindering the return of the traditional shopping season.

IBM has launched its Environmental Intelligence Suite (EIS), a new software as a service (SaaS) offering that allows businesses to prepare for and respond to business-disrupting weather and climate risks, assess their impact on the planet, and reduce the complexity of regulatory compliance and reporting.