Artificially intelligent systems may never successfully simulate human thinking, but they already mimic some of its features.
IBM looks to create intelligent infrastructure to enable buildings to operate more efficiently.
IBM increases its capabilities to cater for the changing requirements in the IT market.
The company adds to its portfolio as the local economy starts to recover.
IBM will continue to improve its capabilities in the integrated services management arena.
In today's technology roundup: Experts warn of cyber catastrophe, China tightens Internet controls, TfL unveils UK's largest fuel cell, and Adobe fixes code execution bug.
In this World Wide Wrap: NEC and Fujitsu increase outsourcing, TV makers expect Sony outsourcing, and Xerox's BPO business must deliver.
In this World Wide Wrap: Juniper creates $50m venture fund, US to unveil broadband plan, and UK Digital Economy Bill criticised.
In this World Wide Wrap: Blackberry and Kindle team up, wearable charging gadgets coming soon, and greener gadgets conference kicks off.
In this World Wide Wrap: F5 unveils LTM virtual edition, AppDynamics tackles app performance in cloud, and ICAP selects Tervela's TMX platform.
In this World Wide Wrap: Windows 7 boosts language interfaces, Micro Peripherals expands into education, and partnership empowers next-gen IT professionals.
The limited special on its 50GB and 100GB monthly data packages sees a reduction of over 34%.
SC Magazine awarded the patch management solution a five-star rating and Best Buy designation. [Local rep: SecureData Security]