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Answer: IBM

IBM is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 213 times.

• PC maker
• Big Blue
• Noted blue chip
• "Big Blue"
• Former co-owner of Prodigy
• OS/2 company
• Tech stock choice
• Company that programmed Deep Blue
• Tech stock
• Co. called "Big Blue"
• ThinkPad producer
• DOS popularizer
• Fortran language developer
• One of the Dow Jones Industrials
• Deep Blue maker
• Company whose name is also its stock symbol
• Dell competitor
• It acquired Lotus in 1995
• Notebook maker
• Corporate inits. since 1924
• Its name is also its N.Y.S.E. symbol
• Hewlett-Packard rival: Abbr.
• Tech stock option
• Computing-Tabulating-Recording Co., today
• "Think" sloganeer
• Former Notebook maker
• Co. whose employees have won four Nobel Prizes
• Creator of the chess champion Deep Blue
• ThinkPad developer
• Aptiva maker
• Corporation called "Big Blue"
• PC letters
• Big name in computers
• ThinkPad maker
• Co. behind Power microprocessors
• Original PC maker
• Original PC producer
• Co. known as "Big Blue"
• Hewlett-Packard rival
• Blue-chip company that developed Deep Blue
• Deep Thought developer
• Sponsor of chess-playing computer Deep Blue
• NYSE blue-chipper
• Corp. nicknamed "Big Blue"
• Blue-chip Deep Blue developer
• Apple rival
• Company called "Big Blue"
• IntelliStation maker
• PC introducer of 1981
• Gateway rival
• ThinkCentre maker
• Big IT company
• Company that developed alphaWorks
• Dow Jones Industrial Average co.
• Parent company of Lotus
• Co. in the book "Who Says Elephants Can't Dance?"
• Company whose logo was designed by Paul Rand
• Company behind the chess-playing computer Deep Blue
• IT giant
• Company that developed the Emotion Mouse
• Company based in Armonk, N.Y.
• Co. in the book "Father, Son & Co."
• Maker of Lotus Notes
• Wii chip designer
• Deep Blue developer
• HP rival
• DJIA stock
• Deep Blue computer company
• Tech giant
• Its logo has letters with horizontal stripes through them
• Maker of the Deep Blue chess computer
• Armonk, N.Y.-based giant
• Apple alternative
• DJIA company
• ''Big Blue''
• DJIA member
• Big Blue on the Big Board
• Tech giant since 1911
• Big hirer of techies
• Maker of the trivia-playing computer program Watson
• Maker of the Roadrunner supercomputer
• Chip maker
• Company nicknamed "Big Blue"
• Tech co. with a horizontally striped logo
• Lenovo partner
• ThinkPad maker, once
• Big Blue, slangily
• Origin of "Jeopardy!" contestant Watson
• Compaq competitor
• Creator of Watson, a memorable 2011 "Jeopardy!" winner
• One of the 30 Dow Jones industrials
• Big Blue company
• Creator of a chess champion
• 'Big Blue' company
• 'Big Blue'
• 1981 PC introducer
• Big name in early PCs
• 'Big Blue' co.
• Many an early PC
• Former laptop name
• 'Big Blue' corp.
• Former laptop maker
• Corp. called 'Big Blue'
• Classic PC
• Watson developer
• Watson's creator
• "Smarter Planet" company
• It has many servers
• Major tech stock
• Developer of the one-named "Jeopardy!" contestant Watson
• Company with an Extreme Blue internship program
• Deep Blue corp.
• Selectric maker
• Tech company headquartered in Armonk, New York
• Company that invented the ATM and the UPC
• Developer of the Watson computer
• Big Blue?
• Tech company known as "Big Blue"
• Big name in storage
• Co. with the motto "Think"
• Creator of Watson
• Corporate giant co-founded by Thomas Watson
• Tech co. known as Big Blue
• Maker of the first modern ATM
• PC makers (abbr.)
• 'Smarter planet' co.
• Laptop maker (abbr.)
• Maker of the Watson computer
• Tech giant dubbed "Big Blue"
• Computer Co. inits.
• Fortran developer
• "Smarter Planet" co.
• Co. that developed the ThinkPad
• Lenovo acquired its PC business in 2005
• Big Blue on the stock mkt.
• Original ThinkPad manufacturer
• Longtime maker of 58-Down
• "Big Blue" company
• Co. that invented the floppy disk
• Cloud computing giant
• Tech giant known as Big Blue
• Tech co. whose name is its ticker symbol
• Armonk, N.Y.-based tech company
• Tech giant with a striped blue logo
• Creator of the Watson supercomputer
• "Let's Build a Smarter Planet" co.
• Terminal giant, once
• Co. that developed Watson
• Venerable tech giant
• "Big Blue" tech company
• 49-Down, with each letter shifted one place later in the alphabet (coincidence?)
• Acronym for "Big Blue"
• DJIA company alphabetically following Home Depot
• Co. that created Watson
• Pioneer in computer chess
• DJIA tech company
• "think" tank?
• Apple foe
• "Big Blue" business
• Watson's home
• Watson's company
• PC pioneer
• Creator of Watson and Deep Blue
• Floppy disk creator
• *Shakespearean prince
• "Big Blue" computer company
• Watson creator
• Big name in cloud computing
• Co. with a striped logo
• "Let's put smart to work" company
• Name in network servers
• It has a blue 8-bar logo
• Trademark holder for THINK
• Tech giant founded in 1911
• Tech giant that sold its PC division to Lenovo
• Company that pioneered the U.P.C. bar code
• Watson's tech company
• Co. in the Dow Jones index since 1979
• Co. that developed the floppy disk
• Company behind the Watson project
• Tech co. nicknamed "Big Blue"
• Deep Blue's creator
• Deep Blue's company
• Co. behind the "Jeopardy!" champion Watson
• Computer giant whose motto is "THINK"
• Company nicknamed Big Blue
• Early PC maker
• Company with the most U.S. patents per year since 1993
• Inventor of the UPC
• Tech giant with a striped logo
• Cloud computing co.
• Watson's co.
• UPC bar code developer
• Creator of Watson on "Jeopardy!"
• Tech company nicknamed Big Blue
• India is home to a plurality of its employees
• Watson co.
• Co. nicknamed Big Blue
• "Big Blue"
• Big tech company
• Tech co. that created Watson
• "Big Blue" on the Big Board
• Computer pioneer
• Big name in artificial intelligence
• Blue chip called "Big Blue"
• Makers of Deep Blue, the first computer to beat a world chess champion under tournament conditions
• Tech company nicknamed "Big Blue"
• Longtime ThinkPad maker
• Tech co. that developed the upc
• "Nobody ever got fired for buying ___" (old business saying)
• Company featured in the documentary "Game Over: Kasparov and the Machine"
• Watsonx's maker
• Company that once generated more than 4,000 patents in a single year