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VMware is more relevant than ever, says CEO Raghu Raghuram. The company is positioning itself as the centre of the multicloud universe, a move it says will place it at the forefront of app development for the next decade of computing.

The annual Call for Code challenge. launched by IBM with support from the Linux Foundation and United Nations, invites the world's software developers and innovators to address climate change with open-source technology. This year four Australian teams are in the finals and one of these projects may well be the winner.

Cloud storage provider Box has announced new features, along with integrations with several products including Slack and Microsoft Teams.

Global consulting company Bluewolf is set to launch a new Salesforce Fullforce solution for the telecommunications industry specifically designed to help communications service providers (CSPs) with their customer connections.

UBank, a digital only bank, has introduced RoboChat, Australia’s first virtual assistant to help potential home buyers and refinancers complete their online home loan applications.

IBM and Salesforce have formed a global strategic partnership which they say is designed to deliver joint solutions to leverage artificial intelligence and enable companies to make “smarter decisions, faster than ever before”.

IBM Watson master inventor and worldwide business development leader, Neil Sahota, has officially launched a new Australian-developed language translation technology which it is claimed is set to make an impact on the multi-billion dollar global translation market.

The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) is collaborating with Health&, a new Web portal, and IBM Watson, to provide all Australian general practitioners and their patients access to the latest health and data technologies.

Management giant KPMG has partnered with IBM to further increase cognitive capabilities and application of IBM Watson cognitive computing technology to a range of its professional services offerings in the Australian market.

Cognitive computing will supplant transaction processing as the dominant workload within a decade, IBM Watson CTO Rob High told the GPU Technology Conference.

IBM has closed a deal to acquire The Weather Company’s B2B, mobile and cloud-based properties.

IBM has been providing the Australian Open tennis tournament with technology for two decades, so what's new in 2015?

IBM’s Watson cognitive computing tool has come to Australia. Melbourne’s Deakin University will be the first in the world to use a system powered by Watson to develop an online student engagement advisor. ANZ Bank is also using the technology to help financial advisors.