Data Economy
JEDI: Why We’re Protesting
IBM has protested the JEDI cloud procurement, stating: no business in the world would build a cloud the way JEDI would and then lock in to it for a decade.
IBM Statement on U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement
Data is the lifeblood of 21st Century commerce, and the new U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement will ensure that data flows freely across North America.
Envisioning America’s 5G Future
IBM provides technology services and support for half the world’s telecommunications infrastructure, so we have seen firsthand how each generation of mobile wireless technology has been an engine of economic and social change.
Data, Privacy and the Future of Economic Growth in India
Ahead of India’s inaugural Data Summit, IBM’s Harriet Green reflects on the critical role that trust and responsibility play in driving the digital economy.
Data Stewardship and the Importance of Export Compliance in the IBM Cloud
This spring IBM published our Principles for Trust and Transparency, which outline how we protect our clients’ data and insights and how we usher new innovative technologies into the world responsibly. These principles are more than just words — they are a model for how IBM treats our customers’ data, everyday, everywhere.
IBM’s Response to EU Agreement on Legislation Regarding the Free Flow of Data
We understand the European Parliament, European Commission and EU Member States have reached an agreement on legislation that will enable the free flow of data across the European Union. Free flow of data is vital for European innovation, for the growth of businesses of all sizes and for achieving a Digital Single Market.
An American Approach to Data Privacy
In less than two weeks, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will go into effect in the European Union—solidifying the most expansive overhaul of privacy regulations in a generation. In addition to the risk of major data breaches, cybercrime and mismanagement of personal data, privacy is now front of mind for governments across the globe.
IBM’s Unwavering Commitment to Protecting Client Data
IBM takes seriously our obligation to preserve the trust of our clients. The Cloud Act in no way alters our stance on government access to client data.
With Great Technology Comes Great Responsibility
In 1996, Congress passed the first major overhaul of U.S. telecommunications law in more than 60 years. Tucked away in Title V of the Telecommunications Act was a provision that granted immunity from liability for providers of an “interactive computer service” who publish content from others.