IBM&#39;s Blue Gene/L goes on sale
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The machine began life as a research project in 2000, is presently the world&#39;s fastest supercomputer, and has only four publicly announced customers.
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(KAAL) -- Last week it was announced that IBM might be selling part of it&#39;s company, and now that appears to have happened. China&#39;s biggest computer maker says it&#39;s acquired a majority stake in IBM&#39;s personal
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IBM, a while back, showcased its supercomputer, Blue Gene/L, at Top 500 supercomputer contest. At that time, the company was behind in performance by a Japanese firmâs supercomputer that managed to take away the first place crown.
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IBM has sold its computer making business to Lenovo Group, the Chinese technology company, in a $1.75 billion (Â£900 million) deal, signalling an exit from the PC market it helped create in the 1980s.
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For China, the country&#39;s biggest computer supplier buying out a unit of IBM is more than just a business deal. Lenovo Group&#39;s decision to purchase IBM&#39;s PC group for $1.75 billion could be
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IBM IBM.N is looking to sell its personal computer business in a deal that could be worth up to $2 billion, The New York Times reported on Friday, capping a gradual withdrawal from the business it pioneered.
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NOVEMBER 08, 2004 (IDG NEWS SERVICE) - Fresh from setting a record for performance among supercomputers just a few days ago, IBM today announced it is making a commercial version of its Blue Gene system available for businesses and scientific researchers.
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IBM, the pioneer of the personal computer, is selling its PC hardware business to number one Chinese computer maker Lenovo.
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Hundreds of IBM employees at Research Triangle Park will soon be working for a new company. The Chinese computer giant, Lenovo Group, is buying IBM&#39;s personal computer division for nearly $2 billion.
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IBM Corp. has put its PC business up for sale, according to a story published on Friday on the Web site of The New York Times. IBM is discussing selling the business to
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IBM&#39;s decision this past week to sell a majority stake in its personal computer business to Lenovo Group, a vendor based in China, for $1.75 billion in cash, stock, and debt assumption, is
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IBM's (NYSE: IBM) Blue Gene(R)/L supercomputer continued its four-year reign atop the TOP500 Supercomputer Sites list announced today.
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IBM used its Blue Gene supercomputer to model an improved transistor in its race with Intel to build faster chips.
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Blue Gene L leads the group followed by SGI&#39;s NASA installation and NEC&#39;s Earth Simulator Center in the third position. NEW YORK: IBM, the world&#39;s biggest computer maker, has regained its position at the head
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IBM&#39;s planned purchase of Venetica provides Big Blue with one more piece in its on-demand computing strategy. The challenge will be to seamlessly meld Venetica&#39;s unstructured-data expertise with structured-data management.
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The IBM computer is based on a technology called BlueGene/L, which takes an approach radically different from that used by NEC&#39;s machine, called the Earth Simulator.
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, 12/8/2004. IBM&#39;s awaited personal computing division sale to Lenovo Group Ltd. became official this morning with an announcement that Big Blue will pass the unit to China&#39;s number one PC maker for $1.75 billion.