Level 3 Enters Accord with IBM
March 2, 2008
Telecommunications provider Level 3 Communcations announced on Thursday that it has entered into a long-standing patent cross-license agreement with IBM.
Under the stipulations of the agreement, IBM approved Level 3 licenses to in the region of 42,000 pending and issued patents which cover a broad range of telecommunications services and technologies.
In turn, Level 3 has […]
IBM Houses CDC Games
February 20, 2008
China based online game developer CDC Games announced on Wednesday it will host its US online infrastructure on IBM servers housed within services operated by Terremark Worldwide, it announced on Wednesday.
This amalgamation of CDC Games’ platform and IBM’s hardware simultaneously with Terremark’s facilities and enormous connectivity will present CDC with the ultimate managed infrastructure. Consequently, […]
NFL Media Portal Powered by IBM
February 4, 2008
IBM announced on Wednesday that the National Football League has been in conjunction with IBM to develop the NFL Media portal to assist world-wide media to access news and updates concerning the organization.
Reporters will be capable of acquiring a wealth of critical game day information for example injury reports, interview transcripts and statistics as […]
Hostway Reduces IBM Servers
January 22, 2008
With two months of free service for new customers when they sign up for a 12-month contract, UK domain registrar and Web hosting provider Hostway is offering a reductionon any of its new IBM sourced dedicated servers. As part of the package Customers joining in January and February will also automatically have their RAM allocation […]
Data Center Solution Launched by IBM
January 21, 2008
A new software launch by IBM for data center automation that will help customers benefit from cloud computing was announced on Friday.
Blue Cloud, a key element of IBM’s version of cloud computing, Tivoli Provisioning Manager will assist clients operate with a smaller number of resources and cut manual steps to better automate the changing demands […]

