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IBM to invest $2 b over three years

BANGALORE: IBM announced an investment of $2 billion over three years, supporting 2,500 IBM researchers and developers across the world, including in India. The focus will be on technology to control soaring energy costs and data security, Shashi B. Mal, Ditrector, India and South Asia, told reporters here. — Special Correspondent

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