IBM has recently announced that they've open sourced their API Microgateway. This means that any developer/business can now take advantage of this software in their own computing projects at no cost.

Nearly every major cloud now offers a serverless computing option: AWS Lambda, Azure Functions, Google Cloud Functions, and IBM Bluemix OpenWhisk, to name a few. APIs are a common use case for ...

Generative AI is helping API teams complete projects faster, while APIs also are fueling the use of AI, company official says. IBM sees a confluence of generative artificial intelligence and APIs, ...

Using IBM API Connect demonstrates how to create, secure, and provide self-service to API across the ecosystem when designing a mobile app: a comprehensive solution to manage your entire API lifecycle ...

IBM announced today that it was updating its Quantum Experience cloud with a new API that it hopes will increase the abilities of researchers and other interested parties to build more sophisticated ...

IBM is launching and application programming interface (API) and software developer kit for public access to quantum computing via IBM Cloud. The company also outlined plans to make commercial quantum ...

Recognizing that IT security by definition is a team sport, IBM today announced it is adding a set of open application programming interfaces (APIs) to the IBM Security QRadar platformthrough which ...

IBM’s beta release of its Environmental Intelligence (EI) platform offers application developers and data scientists curated environmental insights powered by AI with access to open-source geospatial ...

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A new report from IBM Security X-Force has found that two-thirds of cloud breaches can be traced to misconfigured application programming interfaces. The report, released today, is based on data for ...

As a result of the agreement, IBM will license the API for its Shark storage array to HP, giving that company the ability to manage the array via its OpenView storage management software. In return, ...