Tag: IBM
JupyterLab extension Elyra toasts first major release with code snippet helper
Elyra, a set of extensions for JupyterLab Notebooks, has reached its first major release – just three months […]
What’s the point: Redis 6.0, IBM Elyra, a cure for Java pains, Facebook Blender, and VS Codespaces
Work on version 6.0 of in-memory data structure store Redis is done. The new release is now available […]
Paul Cormier takes over as Red Hat CEO cites DEC as an inspiration
Red Hat finally said goodbye to longtime CEO Jim Whitehurst today, and announced erstwhile product supremo Paul Cormier […]
WTP: GitHub’s new (weird) OSS endeavour, IBM’s AI advances, and HIPAA-compliant clusters
Repository management service GitHub has added to the shoals of the open source ecosystem with a “bit of […]
What’s the point: IBM shifts OpenShift onto mainframes, GitLab, JetBrains and Istio all on bug hunts
IBM has announced that Red Hat’s OpenShift Container Platform is now available for its Z and LinuxOne platforms. […]
Red Hat gives 2020 view of OpenShift roadmap, sees a little blue spot
Red Hat unfurled its OpenShift roadmap for 2020 and gave a hint of tech integration plans with IBM […]
IBM tries to turn KubeCon blue with cloud-native productivity tools
IBM has joined the horde of companies using the currently running KubeCon and CloudNativeCon to highlight new projects, […]
IBM shows Qiskit can target multiple quantum systems
IBM has demonstrated the flexibility of its Qiskit open-source quantum computing framework by extending the platform to support […]
Red Hat CTO says no change to OpenShift, conference swag plans after IBM buy
Red Hat’s CTO took to Reddit this week to reassure fans that the company would stick to its […]
Big Blue opens up hub for machine learning datasets
IBM has launched a repository of datasets for training which data scientists can pick and mix to train […]