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IBM Trying to Become a Hip Agile Software Developer

IBM announced a slew of new products, including new additions to its WebSphere applications family
By David Strom
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May 7, 2012 08:00 AM EDT
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At its annual user and partner Impact conference in Las Vegas this week, IBM announced a slew of new products, including new additions to its WebSphere applications family.

There are also promises of better integration with software products from its recent acquisitions and a new piece of integrated hardware to its Pure line of expert hardware systems. 



Today’s IBM mainframe comes inside a 19-inch rack and runs on Intel CPUs.

You can read more about my coverage of IBM’s Impact 2012 conference this week in Las Vegas in Tom’s ITPro here.

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