As an early company song put it, IBM has moved “ever onward,” from punch cards to mainframes to software and services. Now it’s diving into AI and cloud computing.

Google’s new cloud-based video game service debuts this week.

Since the Tiananmen protests in 1989, China has allowed citizens more economic freedoms, which have benefited a lot of American brands, but there are still sectors they are heavily restricted in.

Yesterday at the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco, Google unveiled a new gaming platform called “Stadia.” Instead of focusing on a local console, the platform will be cloud-based and offer instant access to play from sites like YouTube, meeting both casual gamers and aficionados where they are. The company plans to launch Stadia in […]

And the business of data centers for cloud computing is only growing.

The personal computing giant will go public after 5 years as a private company.

Plus, these developments could be a boon for the green energy sector.