International Business Machines Corporation

International Business Machines Corporation ('Collegium Machinarum Negotii Internationale'), usitate per acronymum IBM appellatum, est multinationale technologiae et consultationis collegium Americanum, cuius sedes Armonk in oppido civitatis Novi Eboraci patet, ubi apparatus computatrales et corpora programmatum fabricatur et vendit, auxiliumque infrastructurae, internet hosting service, et consultationis a magnis computatris ad nanotechnologiam praebet.^[1]

Officina in Helvetia, una ex multis officinis collegii.

Collegium conditum est nomine Computing-Tabulating-Recording Company die 15 Iunii 1911, Thoma I. Watson praeside, per coniunctionum Tabulating Machine Company ('Societatis Apparatuum Tabulationis'), International Time Recording Company ('Societatis Temporis Relati Internationalis'), et Computing Scale Company.^[2][3]

Notae

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Nexus interni

• FORTRAN

1. "Nanotechnology & Nanoscience,"  domino.research.ibm.com.
2. "IBM Archives: Frequently Asked Questions" (PDF) .
3. Alexis Madrigal, "IBM's First 100 Years," The Atlantic, 16 Iunii 2011.