IBM (NYSE:IBM) shares surged as much as 15% in premarket trading on Monday after a previously recorded video featuring U.S.

IBM shares jumped as much as 15% in premarket trading on Monday after a video of President Donald Trump praising the company’s CEO resurfaced on social media over the weekend.

IBM stock surged to a record high after a viral Trump video and Barclays’ Overweight call at $350 collided with IBM’s formal ...

Like its competitors, IBM is acquiring and building a video stack. Instead of focusing on media execution, however, IBM is using Watson and data analytics to improve the relevancy of video content, ...

An old clip went viral over the weekend, featuring Donald Trump praising the IBM CEO. On Monday, the company's stock made ...

IBM is claiming images of the chemical structure inside a molecule with unprecedented resolution. Read our news story for the details on how IBM scientists achieved this (IBM claims chemical structure ...

Last weekend, we held the second of two open Office Hour sessions regarding our recent Case Study series on IBM. For those who were unable to attend, we’re posting videos of the presentation here ...

IBM shares were staging a strong rally on Monday. Stocks praised by President Donald Trump have been strong performers recently. Is International Business Machines another example? The answer is ...

Tim Siglin: Welcome back to Streaming Media East 2017. I'm Tim Siglin, Contributing Editor with Streaming Media magazine and Media Strategy Principal at ReelSolver Inc. Today I have with me Scott ...

One of the rumors buzzing around the tech world this morning was that IBM was in talks to acquire Ustream, a video streaming service claiming to have over 80 million viewers and broadcasters. Not long ...

IBM has released a new free tool designed to help developers cut the chore of labeling images in video when training AI object-detection models. The new auto-labeling tool is part of IBM's push to ...

IBM has announced it has acquired the video streaming service Ustream. Fortune (via TechCrunch) reported the sale at $130 million, but IBM didn't confirm that price with its official announcement.