i.b.m. brings all that. together we can dramatically accelerate the red hat business and grow i.b.m.'s business as well. >> what about from your point of view? a lot of people said i.b.m. needs to make a move. this is a big move. this is one of your biggest during your tenure as c.e.o. why did you decide this would be an important part of your legacy? >> we have been reshaping i.b.m. for this moment. this has been about resetting the entire cloud landscape, and this is the inflection point to do it. chapter one of the cloud is over. they have moved the first 20%. that is done. but the 80% ahead that is a $1 trillion market, and this is the moment. and to go after it, they need a hybrid cloud. they need what jim and i do tomorrow, on prim, a private cloud, many public clouds. they need it based on open standards. they said they are tired of the lock-in. we are the true open source, the portable answer for them. we need to manage multiple clouds, and they have data spread everywhere that we can securely pull a

through the united states and take i.b.m.'s biggest acquisition ever for thirty four billion dollars i.b.m. is purchasing software maker red hat aiming to better compete with cloud computing companies like amazon google and microsoft computing enables people and organizations to perform. digital task on devices without housing service locally i.b.m. c.e.o. deniro many estimates the market for cloud computing to be worth one trillion dollars according to and only twenty percent of applications have been transitioned to cloud service and far eighty percent are still stored locally. now let's get more on this with the escort our correspondent standing by in new york that is the most expensive acquisition and i.b.m. says story is a sensible one it is certainly a bold move under the first six years under the helm of g.d. rometty being this c o the sales of i.b.m. have been constantly dropping in just a body year ago that trend got reversed a little bit for example. in the market for at the official intelligence have not really mate

and the tech giant i.b.m. is biggest acquisition ever i.b.m. i.b.m. has coughed up thirty four billion dollars to purchase redhat software aiming to better compete with cloud computing companies like amazon google and microsoft cloud computing enables people and organizations to perform digital tasks on devices without housing service locally i.b.m. c.e.o. estimates the market for cloud computing to be worth one trillion dollars according to i.b.m. only twenty percent of applicants applications have been transition to cloud service so far that means eighty percent are still stored locally now let's get more on this with the entocort our correspondent standing by in new york that is the most expensive acquisition and i.b.m. says story is of a sensible one. that is certainly a bold move under the first six years under the helm of jeannie rometty being this c o the sales of i.b.m. have been constantly dropping in just about a year ago there trend got reversed a little bit for example some actions in the market for at the official intelligence have not re

because take giant i.b.m. has purchased red hat software for thirty four billion dollars aiming to better compete with cloud computing companies such as amazon google and microsoft and this i.b.m.'s not just acquisition ever cloud computing enables people and organizations to perform digital tasks on devices without housing service locally. or many estimates the market for cloud computing to be worth one trillion dollars according to i.b.m. only twenty percent of applications have been transitioned to cloud service so far eighty percent still stored locally. so i b m's biggest acquisition so far daniel how important is this deal for i.b.m. . well we have to put it into perspective monica we have to remember that for years i.b.m. has been in a process of reforming and restructuring the company business didn't go well then their sales numbers initially recovered and now we are again in this situation where the business has not been growing as fast as they wanted to grow so with is a very expensive exposition in

asked on devices without housing service locally i.b.m. c.e.o. ginni rometty estimates that the market for cloud computing to be worth one trillion dollars according to i.b.m. only twenty percent of applications have been transitioned to cloud services so far eighty percent of still stored locally. well two hundred million travelers a year six runways turkey's new airport in istanbul is sets to be the world's largest airport it is a pet project of president type add one and he will open the airport today as turkey celebrates the ninety fifth anniversary of its establishment as a republic well today's launch will just be symbolic though with only limited flights beginning days later the new airport won't be fully operational until the end of the year and the project has been docked by concerns about labor rights and turkey's ailing economy. a hundred ports. in. the flight information both are already showing departure times but a few steps away the terminal is still a construction site he stumbles new airport is opening even though not everything

meone is martin schroeter, i.b.m. head of sales. martin, thank you for being here.do you mean by digital trade? it's not a phrase we hear that often. martin: when we think of digital trade, maybe it's easiest to talk about the componentry. think of the infrastructure it takes for computers and networks and software to interact and then put on top of that just the transactional value of things that are going across borders when you're ordering things digitally and add to that again all of the ontent that might be traveling digitally. they are a subtangs driver of economic growth. david: does it include the hardware and software? martin: and the content. and the content. the infrastructure, the transactional value and the content. in the case of media, you have a lot of content that's moving. david: so you have three principles you realliess spouse going forward to make sure we -- you really espouse going orward to make sure -- prevent data localization, protect algorithms and source code. permit free flows of data across borders. martin: we have the digital equivalen

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percent female including the country's first female defense minister the reformist prime minister i.b.m. it has also created a new ministry of peace in a bid to tackle a wave of ethnic violence he said that the citizen to appoint so many female ministers is the first in the history of ethiopia and probably in africa since coming to power in april he's introduced a series of reforms transforming it the openness political landscape and restoring relations with every trail well jordan anderson is an analyst with the africa country risk team at i.h.s. market he says the new cabinet is a positive move for he opiah he's trying to bring in members of the less representative storch the parts of the country this is good for their representation for inclusion making them feel part of the country and trying to build a larger national coalition government as opposed to one that's dominated by a particular part of the country this is always been a historical criticism of wave after wave of ethiopian government is it is dominated by one region of the country or by another so we're trying to build a m

efficient with our investments but if you look at the scientific research side of things companies like i.b.m. and google in their deep mind program have spearheaded the health care side. official intelligence using it to monitor their patients for disease research for diseases action you see artificial intelligence everywhere and a consumer basis you know consumers around the world are starting to see it in their shopping experiences everything is becoming much more streamlined. typical advertisements and promotions they don't quite work anymore they're being phased out so major companies wal-mart target. they're all using these streamlined experiences they recognize the shopping patterns of their consumers and they're really trying to increase their revenue and increase the satisfaction of the customers there rachel do you think there are any parallels between like those folks like talked about a beginning of the the segment do you know the weavers in the textile workers who are losing their jobs because of the industrial revolution are there parallels now with a machine learning folks are

sectors is mainly down as are key blue chip blue chip stocks like i.b.m. and microsoft and boeing we'll get to more on boeing later and met market concerns continue to be related to the possible slowdown in corporate earnings in addition to fears about global economies of missed increasing trade tensions of the earnings report today more than twenty percent of the companies reporting have raised the issue of true. tensions as a potential problem in the future chinese growth which we've spoken about many times came in a little less than anticipated six point five percent in part due to china's reduced exports to the u.s. those exports were especially impacted by u.s. import tariffs placed upon thirty four billion dollars worth of chinese good by the trop of ministration that went into effect back on july first as you may recall but looking at maritime shipping data and what exactly is in all those cargo containers that we see the brown ones and the red ones they account for by the way about ninety percent of global trade in goods those cargo containers.

sectors is mainly down as are key blue chips blue chip stocks like i.b.m. and microsoft and boeing we'll get to more on boeing later and met market concerns continue to be related to the possible slowdown in corporate earnings in addition to fears about global economies that missed increasing trade tensions of the earnings report today more than twenty percent of the companies reporting have raised the issue of trade tensions as a potential problem in the future chinese growth which we've spoken about many times came in a little less than anticipated six point five percent in part due to china's reduced exports. the u.s. those exports were especially impacted by u.s. import tariffs placed upon thirty four billion dollars worth of chinese good by the trop of ministration that went into effect back on july first as you may recall but looking at maritime shipping data and what exactly is in all those cargo containers that we see the brown ones and the red ones they account for by the way about ninety percent of global trade in goods those cargo containers and

immigrants to a cloud platform within two years amazon has beaten out rivals including sales force or ical i.b.m. adobe and microsoft to garner the greatest share of cloud contracts with homeland security. it's been a decade ten years since bitcoin and chain bust on to this seem to day we take a look at where the technology group those started where they are not just today but maybe go in with our friend co-founder of counterpart christiane welcome back good to have you here thank you always good to be we love having you in boston helping us and then you're here telling us not too long ago about how to actually buy kryptos we really appreciate your time christy so let's go back the way back machine. kryptos and you know it was bitcoin and it was watching how did it all start while to talk about how it all started we need to talk about what actually inspired the creation of decline so this was back all the way in two thousand and eight when the financial crisis was in full swing and then you have in september you had the fourth largest investment bank lehman brothers holdings filed for chapter el

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any knighted states i.b.m. has developed an ultra powerful interface called watson. with its algorithms the supercomputer can analyze and retrieve two hundred million pages in three seconds. in the near future we may have an interface on our computers around mobile phones that will have enough computing power to be something of an additional memory device. even now our memory is an interconnected mass memory which can be consulted constantly and which despite the fragility of the current media will keep information available. for a very long time we have been afraid of falling into oblivion is the fear of death because the idea that we are going to disappear i mean walk us through the memory is a way of holding on to time and in a certain way people avoiding death because you know the question of returning for . the memories that we have of a nurse in a country or of some history is now a needless fear because we can conserve everything with the digital mentally to get out of the. keeping everything nails that raises an entirely new set of questions for the history o

percent female including the country's first female defense minister the reformist prime minister i.b.m. it has also created a new ministry of peace in a bid to tackle a wave of ethnic violence he said that the city to appoint so many female ministers is the first in the history of ethiopian probably in africa since coming to power in april he's introduced a series of reforms transforming ethiopia's political landscape and restoring relations with a retrial jordan anderson is an analyst with the africa country risk team at i.h.s. market he says the new cabinet is a positive move for ethiopia he's trying to bring in members of the less representative storch the parts of the country this is good for the or their representation for inclusion making them feel part of the country and trying to build a larger national coalition government as opposed to one that's dominated by a particular part of the country this is always been a historical criticism of wave after wave of ethiopian government is it is dominated by one region of the country or by another so we're trying to build a more diverse

percent female including the country's first female defense minister the reformist prime minister i.b.m. it has also created a new ministry of peace in a bid to tackle a wave of ethnic violence he said that the citizen to appoint so many female ministers is the first in the history of ethiopia and probably in africa since coming to power in april has introduced a series of reforms transforming is the o.p.'s political landscape and restoring relations with every trade stock or now about this with jordan anderson who's an analyst with the africa country risk team at i.h.s. market thank you so much for joining us here on the al-jazeera ministry for peace sounds great i can't really think of another one of those that maybe another one around the world why has he done it now the key to this is that one of the biggest criticisms that's been made against meds since became prime minister in april is that there's rising insecurity displacement of population and multiple areas across ethiopia and this is one of the big criticisms that's being made of his government is that he hasn't really found

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one of the few exceptions, the software cloud company rising because of the i.b.m. acquisition. and finally, let's look at the nontech, nontseng stocks. big moves across the board. macies, which is a really battered retail stock, showing big gains. good year tire, hershey, a lot of food companies also, and real estate holdings amongst the moves higher. >> there's now growing debate on whether the fed will come to the rescue of stocks. or whether we'll see a surge in corporate buyouts after these earnings-related blackout period ends, right? >> yeah. some would say that's wishful thinking. there is a growing view that perhaps the december rate hike may be called off. although a lot of economists will say, forget about what's being called the fed put. that's baked in the cake. let's go into the bloomberg. the vics is why they're starting -- vix why is there's starting to be questions. it's really risen here. the volatility on the stock market, the stock market losses are what many say require either the fed to sort of ease up on the rate hikes or a lot of companies to speed up the

vendors and a lot of subject matter expertise that is there with some of those technology companies like i.b.m., they just moved in a big corporation called d.x.e. which was a merger between hewlett-packard and a lot of that we are leveraging those tools that they have and those business practices, to supply leading edge technology and taking in research and development to share that within louisiana so we understand when we go and meet a threat head on that we have the tools available in our toolbox to be able to take care of the incident, contain the incident. once you mitigate the threat, you can restory sention services and move back into -- restore essential services and move back into normal. identify the tech respond and recover. trying to institute a national level standard for somebody that's a small business owner that don't have the resources, that's the challenge. trying to impose a standard on companies and if they don't meet the standard, so what are you going to do after that? those in a don't have the resources and money. so we have to provide support to make sure we can help o

give employees of smaller companies the right to buy the same kind of insurance that employees of i.b.m. or big companies buy? half of all of us who have insurance get it on the job. we're pretty happy with it. it has a lot of protections in it. not as many as obamacare, but apparently democrats thought those protections were sufficiently strong, including preexisting conditions, sufficiently strong not to tamper with. so the idea was, let's let the people who work in the company with 10 or 15 or 20 in alaska, tennessee, or wisconsin, let's let them have the same opportunity to buy insurance as an employee of a big company has. democrats said absolutely not. so we don't want to lower rates by 40% by a temporary proposal proposed by president trump, speaker ryan, leader mcconnell, we don't want to let employees of smaller companies have the same options as big companies have, that would lower insurance and give them more choices, and now we're saying you can't have a 70% reduction in your health insurance, the same proposal that you had during the obama years -- let me say it again. pres