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Are they still working on a spinoff of Power Systems and IBM i?

On Fri, Jan 7, 2022 at 2:17 PM Rob Berendt <rob@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Older news stories:

"Kyndryl was the IT data center services portion of IBM formerly
comprising most of IBM Global Technology Services. It traditionally
operated and designed datacenters for large corporations and governments.
Kyndryl handles most or all IT infrastructure for these corporations. The
business is worldwide with 46% coming from the Americas and another 46%
from Europe and the Middle East. Customers represent 75 of the Fortune 100
companies."

" IBM just finalized the spin-off of its Managed Infrastructure Services
unit into a stand-alone company, Kyndryl, which is very similar to what
Perot Systems and EDS used to be."


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I thought IBM i and Power systems was going to be divested to this NewCo,
but now that the spinoff is complete, When I look at the web sites, it
looks like it was in fact Global services that got the heave ho.
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