Definition
Definition of IBM - Reverso English Dictionary
Acronym
acr: International Business Machinescompany making computers and software
- IBM launched a new computer model this year.
- IBM's software solutions are widely used in the industry.
- Many businesses rely on IBM for their IT infrastructure.
Expressions with IBM
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able to work with IBM PC software and hardware
This laptop is IBM-compatible and runs old PC games.
computer compatible with IBM's design and architecture
He bought an IBM clone for his home office.
first personal computer model made by IBM
My dad used an IBM PC at work.
Terms with IBM included in their meaning
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technology
referring to IBM corporation
technology
nickname for the technology company IBM
technology
IBM's chess-playing computer known for defeating a world champion
acr: IBM Workload Deployer
IBM tool for managing and deploying cloud applications
old computer
operating system for IBM PCs
abr: PowerPC
type of computer processor made by IBM
technology
computer compatible with IBM's design and architecture
abr: The original version and progenitor of the IBM PC compatible hardware platform
first personal computer model made by IBM
computer standard
able to work with IBM PC software and hardware
computer technology
computer that works like an IBM PC
IBM employee
person who works for IBM
IBM associate
person closely associated with IBM
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