The latest generation of IBM servers, storage and software can help you modernize and scale on-premises and in the cloud with secure hybrid cloud and trusted AI automation and insights.
See how modernization and a culture of change work together.
Run on a common platform across hybrid cloud, put artificial intelligence to work – securely and at scale – and modernize in place, at your own pace.
Keep your business and data protected and resilient across hybrid IT – even during disruption.
Infuse AI and automation with your business transformation and data strategy.
Modernize apps, servers and storage in place to integrate seamlessly with hybrid cloud and AI.
As the digital revolution gains momentum, we’ve seen businesses worldwide are intensifying their efforts to deliver intelligent and seamless digital experiences by leveraging data-driven automation.
MI&S sees one company in particular that could significantly impact the XaaS space—IBM.
With the right servers, storage and technologies, you can apply a zero-trust approach to protect against breaches, keep data private across hybrid ecosystems and unify data protection with cyber resilience.
Protect critical data and apps with privacy and security across hybrid IT with IBM Z®.
Get more than just data storage — unify workload protection and cyber resilience.
Get advanced security capabilities to safeguard your organization’s systems from today’s pervasive security threats.
Tomago Aluminum Company Pty. moves SAP HANA® from public cloud to a private cloud with IBM Power, IBM flash storage and Red Hat for pricing consistency, resiliency and the flexibility to scale up easily.
Continental leverages the flexibility and seamless integration of IBM Storage with containers to modernize its application development without giving up performance, scalability or simplicity.
Phoenix Systems provides clients with a Trusted Execution Environment, from the cryptographic co-processors in the LinuxONE server to the support for confidential computing where security is built into every layer of their stack.