What is the relationship between CSDN and IBM?

CSDN is the abbreviation of "China Software Developer Network", China Software Developer Community.

China's largest IT technology community, providing the most comprehensive information dissemination and service platform for IT professionals and technicians. (Encyclopedia).

IBM (International Business Machines Corporation), the abbreviation of International Business Machines Corporation, or International Business Machines Corporation. The company's main business at the time of its establishment was commercial typewriters, which was later converted into word processors and then computers and related services. (Encyclopedia).

Personal evaluation: The machines under his cards are very good, I have a small black one that I bought n years ago, and it has been no problem for 7 years, only at the end of the sixth year when the fan was changed, when the person himself does not play any games except for minesweeper and poker.

Reasons for cooperation:1It's all business operations, and it always has to be cooperated, who gives more money, and if you advertise, you won't be complained about false advertising, and whoever you cooperate with, it's not that I'm not patriotic, and there are almost no machines in China that can compete with Xiaohei.

If you want to do IBM Developerworks, enter the Chinese market, and face Chinese developers, for a company that is not too familiar with the Chinese market, it is inevitable to cooperate in the early stage, so if you have the ability and willingness to enter the rivers and lakes, you will naturally find a master to combine. The wind helps the fire, and the fire grows and the wind mighty. 3.

Since there is cooperation, there must be investment, you put money into it, I will help you advertise, and then you can borrow the fame of the other party.

It doesn't matter, hehe CSDN is originally a technical exchange**. The products of various manufacturers hanging on it are all advertisements played by **merchants on it. (Raise the visibility of the businessman).

It seems that CSDN is a platform established by Microsoft, and it should be ...... that Microsoft and IBM have cooperation

Ads are mounted.。。 There are not a lot of advertisements for the courses above.

IBM is a company name based in the United States.

IBM is the abbreviation of the American International Business Machines Corporation, which is an electronic computer company developed on the basis of business machines, with sales of 40 billion US dollars in the early 80s, net profit six times that of Japan's highest revenue company (Toyota Motor Corporation), 370,000 employees, and business in more than 120 countries and regions around the world.

IBM claims that it has completed the fourth transformation in the company's more than 100-year history and has begun to accelerate its speed; In the next step, IBM will lead all walks of life to transform together.

When the wave of the Internet has come to an end, and new technologies such as artificial intelligence have exploded in enterprise applications, IBM is working with traditional industries to seize this window and complete the future-oriented digital remodeling.

The brand was ranked 11th in the 2006 World Brand Lab's Top 500 World Brands, 49th in Barron's 2006 list of the world's 100 largest companies in terms of respect, and 45th in Fortune's 2009 list of the world's 500 largest companies.

When it comes to IBM's enterprise-level capabilities, 8 of the world's top 10 automakers, 8 of the top 10 oil and gas companies, 11 of the top 20 diversified utilities, 6 of the top 10 energy companies, and 9 of the 15 busiest airports have in-depth cooperation with IBM in the field of artificial intelligence, including the Internet of Things. Nine of the world's top 10 banks and 9 of the world's top 10 retailers use IBM's cloud platform-as-a-service.

IBM is also leading the industry in mainframes, supercomputers (mainly represented by Deep Blue and Blue Genes), UNIX, and servers.

In 1981, Microsoft developed the operating system software MS-DOS (DOS is the abbreviation of Disk Operating System, which means disk operating system) for IBM-PC. In 1983, Microsoft signed a contract with IBM to provide basic interpreters for IBM PCs, and Microsoft later provided operating systems to IBM machines. Microsoft later purchased the rights to Tim Patterson's QDOS, which was partially rewritten and released to the market through IBM, where it was named Microsoft and was a huge success.

The popularity of IBM-PCs has made MS-DOS a huge success, as other PC manufacturers want to be compatible with IBM. MS-DOS was licensed to many companies, so in the 80s it became the standard operating system for PCs. By 1984, Microsoft had sales of more than $100 million.

Subsequently, Microsoft continued to develop software for the computers of IBM, Apple, and Radio Equipment.