Critical services and data infrastructure providers are racing to keep technology and operations running in the face of a winter storm that has strained electrical grids and left hundreds of thousands of people without power.
Delta signed a multi-year contract with IBM to help the airline move most of its data and applications to the cloud.
J.B. Hunt is working with Google to develop AI technology for planning and moving freight, an increasingly digital and competitive part of the transport company’s business.
An IBM research product is looking at using cloud-computing power and AI to design materials that capture carbon dioxide.
Investors spent $65.17 billion last year on 2,138 private-equity deals with U.S.-based information technology companies, down from $72.47 billion over 2,007 deals in 2019 but far outpacing investments in any other sector, according to market research firm S&P Global Market Intelligence.
PPG Industries has named a new chief information officer who will continue a major software consolidation project aimed, in part, at helping the paint maker coordinate supply chain logistics.
Kevin Vasconi wants stopgap measures put in place to serve customers during the pandemic to become permanent features of the fast-food chain, leveraging a stockpile of customer data to personalize services.
A new generation of business software startups is taking shape, in some cases with former CIOs serving as founders and chief executives.
One new Zoom feature, for remote receptionists, makes it easier for organizations to settle in employees who arrive at the physical office in the post-lockdown era
A group of quantum computing experts want to raise ethical concerns about the technology’s potential to create new materials for war and accelerate human DNA manipulation.
Nasdaq Inc.’s enterprise technology leader said an aggressive cloud strategy that proved its mettle during the pandemic has helped gird the exchange operator’s systems for shocks like this week’s market turmoil.