IBM
- proper noun
- /ˌaɪ biː ˈɛm/
- The biggest players on the market have so far been Google, IBM, Honeywell and INQ.
- IBM Corporation
- IBM PC
- IBM software
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- Any idea what the the IBM people are using?
- The biggest players on the market have so far been Google, IBM, Honeywell and INQ.
- All right, the next thing I want to share is the IBM Model M keyboard.
- The new paper now puts the IBM achievement into doubt.
- The last list includes FedEx, IBM, Microsoft.
- I had been working in, in AI at IBM for some time.
- Honestly, I'm much more impressed by this than by the IBM result from last year.
- Lexmark continued to make these keyboards for IBM, but more cheaper.
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For example, we have solutions from IBM based on their Watson AI.
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The third challenge is about Watson, an AI system developed by the IBM research team.
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Any idea what the the IBM people are using?
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But, Ben, how long has has IBM had such a thing?
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And part of your background takes you through IBM in Africa.
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In fact, you look at even IBM and they tell you the same thing.
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No, the correct answer is the IBM Simon.
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Here is the profile of employees of IBM over the last decade.
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Computer engineer, had a nice job lined up with IBM, too.
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IBM has introduced several innovative technologies that have transformed the computing industry.
Synonyms
A large American company that makes software and computers
Surface Forms
Morphology
IBM = International Business Machines (semi-transparent) = I + B + M
The initialism directly represents the full company name, so the relation is clear to learners who know the expansion. [Postprocessing: changed transparency from 'transparent' to 'semi-transparent' for abbreviation]
Etymology
IBM stands for International Business Machines, a name made to show the company sold machines and services for business, so thinking of 'business machines' helps you remember that IBM is a large technology company.