Hacker News with Generative AI: IBM

Kyndryl insiders say there's little new business (theregister.com)
Kyndryl, the managed infrastructure services business spun out of IBM in 2021, earlier this month repeated its somewhat glum prediction that its revenue will shrink by two to four percent for its fiscal 2025, the year ending March 31.
IBM Research's AIU family of chips (research.ibm.com)
IBM Research’s AIU family of prototype chip designs point the way to a future where AI computation is more efficient, less power hungry, and more capable.
IBM's mainframe bubble bursts and growth stalls (theregister.com)
In its last few quarterly results announcements, IBM has trumpeted unexpectedly strong growth in its mainframe business, and that's helped the technology titan to just-about deliver promised mid-single-digit revenue growth in constant currency. But in its Q3 results announcement on Wednesday, Big Blue revealed mainframe revenue fell 19 percent – and that overall growth came in at just one percent or two percent in constant currency.
The MIPS ThinkPad, kind of (2022) (blogspot.com)
Say hello to the RISC ThinkPad that's not a ThinkPad, the IBM WorkPad z50.
IBM's Red Hat Acquisition Will Pay for Itself by Early Next Year (nextplatform.com)
Big Blue has reported its financial results for the third quarter of 2024, and the thing that stands out most is not the System z16 mainframes and Power10 midrange and big iron are getting a little long in the tooth ahead of new product cycles expected to start in 2025.
The Future of Big Iron: An Interview with IBM’s Christian Jacobi (morethanmoore.substack.com)
Any article about IBM’s big mainframe hardware waxes lyrical about the ‘good-old days’ of multi-generational backwards compatible processing that props up almost every key industry world-wide due to features such as 9x9 (99.999999%) uptime, security, and hardware focused on database and transaction processing.
IBM and NASA Release OS Model for Weather and Climate Applications (newsroom.ibm.com)
IBM (NYSE: IBM) today announced a new AI foundation model for a variety of weather and climate use cases, available in open-source to the scientific, developer, and business communities.
IBM is quietly axing jobs, source says (theregister.com)
IBM has been laying off a substantial number of employees this week and is trying to keep it quiet, our sources have said.
IBM Pushing Apache2 License onto all qiskit repositories on GitHub (ycombinator.com)
IBM 305 RAMAC and the 1960 Winter Olympics (pncnmnp.github.io)
IBM is the latest Western firm to retreat from China (cnn.com)
IBM Shuts China R&D Operations in Latest Retreat by U.S. Companies (wsj.com)
IBM Shuts China R&D Operations in Latest Retreat by U.S. Companies (wsj.com)
IBM Pulls Research Operations Out of China, Lays Off 1k Employees (pcmag.com)
IBM shuts down R&D division in China, once a major market for the tech giant (moneycontrol.com)
IBM China shuts down intranet access for Chinese R&D employees (globaltimes.cn)
IBM 7090 Mainframe Computer in auction by Christies (christies.com)
IBM Audible Random Timer (oldbytes.space)
Db2 is a story worth telling, even if IBM won't (theregister.com)
Db2 is a story worth telling, even if IBM won't (theregister.com)
Adobe employees slam the company over AI controversy: 'Avoid becoming like IBM' (archive.is)
Open sourcing IBM's Granite code models (research.ibm.com)
IBM introduces entry-level Power10 server and tower (osnews.com)
IBM and the Transformation of Corporate Design (computerhistory.org)
IBM open-sources its Granite AI models – and they mean business (zdnet.com)
100 Years of IBM (tikalon.com)
IBM's Red Hat Sued by Stephen Miller's Legal Group for Anti-White Male Bias (yahoo.com)
Unix forking the universe by running IBM's free online quantum computer (parel.es)
IBM Nears Deal for HashiCorp (wsj.com)
IBM and the Holocaust (wikipedia.org)