1171 news & feature articles results for "director of information technology ibm corp"

Buried deep in the WIPO database treaty is a provision to ban copyright-cracking technology that opponents say could make PCs and correction fluid illegal.

Posted by Courtney Macavinta

Posted by Stephen Shankland

Test programs provide important information as to whether a technology will work and whether people would be willing to pay for it, say panelists.

Posted by Dawn Kawamoto

With high consumer and business use of mobile devices, Big Blue says it will spend the money over next five years to improve and advance on-the-go communications.

Posted by Lance Whitney

Organizers say equipment based on the 802.11 standard won't be used to run operations of any Games until at least 2008. They say landlines are a "safer" bet.

Posted by Ben Charny

Being a Nobel laureate has its perks. Heads of state seek your opinion, famous photographers want your picture, and the press eagerly awaits your Big Thoughts. However, a jet-lagged, harried Arno Penzias seems like a pretty regular guy.

Posted by Margie Wylie

IBM has rebuilt an existing data center to use the latest in energy-efficient technologies and building designs.

Posted by Martin LaMonica

IBM's "green innovation" data center uses cutting-edge technologies, such as temperature sensors, and building designs aimed at cutting energy consumption.

Posted by Martin LaMonica

Big Blue says it is developing chips for television set-top boxes that will transform TV sets into interactive, two-way information appliances.

Posted by Michael Kanellos and Erich Luening

ZDNet's David Berlind has his dander up about half-baked technologies that still don't do what they're supposed to.

Posted by David Berlind