| HP rival |
| PC maker |
| IT titan |
| IT giant |
| Apple foe |
| DJIA stock |
| Chip maker |
| Tech giant |
| 'Big Blue' |
| PC pioneer |
| Tech stock |
| Apple rival |
| PC company? |
| DJIA member |
| DJIA company |
| OS/2 company |
| ThinkPad co. |
| Aptiva maker |
| Computer co. |
| Gateway rival |
| N.Y.S.E. item |
| Watson's home |
| ThinkPad maker |
| Lenovo partner |
| 'Big Blue' co. |
| Big IT company |
| OS/2 developer |
| Watson creator |
| Software giant |
| Notebook maker |
| Dell competitor |
| Deep Blue corp. |
| Deep Blue maker |
| DOS popularizer |
| Dow Jones stock |
| Noted blue chip |
| Selectric maker |
| Watson's creator |
| Apple competitor |
| Big tech company |
| Major tech stock |
| Many an early PC |
| Watson developer |
| Watson's overser |
| 'Big Blue' corp. |
| Think" sloganeer |
| Watson's company |
| Big Board letters |
| Big name in chips |
| Compaq competitor |
| Big Blue" of tech |
| Computer initials |
| Deep Blue creator |
| DJIA tech company |
| Fortran developer |
| NYSE blue-chipper |
| Oracle competitor |
| Tech stock option |
| ThinkCentre maker |
| ThinkPad producer |
| Creator of Watson |
| Tech stock choice |
| Wii chip designer |
| Apple alternative |
| Big Board initials |
| Corporate initials |
| Big Blue" business |
| 1981 PC introducer |
| Big Blue, slangily |
| Big Board monogram |
| Former laptop name |
| PureSystems seller |
| Ticker-tape symbol |
| 'Big Blue' company |
| ThinkPad developer |
| Big name in storage |
| Deep Blue developer |
| Floppy disk creator |
| Former laptop maker |
| It has many servers |
| Major computer firm |
| Shakespearean prince |
| 'Smarter planet' co. |
| Big hirer of techies |
| Co. called "Big Blue |
| IntelliStation maker |
| Maker of Lotus Notes |
| Terminal giant, once |
| Venerable tech giant |
| ThinkPad maker, once |
| Big name in computers |
| Hewlett-Packard rival |
| Acronym for "Big Blue |
| Big name in early PCs |
| Former Notebook maker |
| System i manufacturer |
| PC introducer of 1981 |
| Tech giant since 1911 |
| Cloud computing giant |
| Co. known as "Big Blue |
| Deep Thought developer |
| Big Blue" tech company |
| Smarter Planet" company |
| Co. with a striped logo |
| Corp. called 'Big Blue' |
| Name in network servers |
| Parent company of Lotus |
| Watson Health developer |
| Co. that created Watson |
| Armonk, N.Y.-based giant |
| Big Blue in business |
| Deep Blue's tech company |
| It has a blue 8-bar logo |
| Company called "Big Blue |
| Co. in the Dow since 1979 |
| Co. with the motto "Think |
| Corp. nicknamed "Big Blue |
| It acquired Lotus in 1995 |
| Pioneer in computer chess |
| Big Blue on the Big Board |
| Co. that developed Watson |
| Big Blue" computer company |
| Big Blue on the stock mkt. |
| Company known as "Big Blue |
| Deep Blue computer company |
| Former co-owner of Prodigy |
| Fortran language developer |
| Solid-state computer maker |
| Tech co. known as Big Blue |
| Tech giant founded in 1911 |
| Trademark holder for THINK |
| Dow Jones Industrials stock |
| Company nicknamed "Big Blue |
| Corporate inits. since 1924 |
| Tech giant dubbed "Big Blue |
| Big name in cloud computing |
| Creator of a chess champion |
| Hewlett-Packard rival: Abbr. |
| Maker of the Watson computer |
| Maker of Wii microprocessors |
| Dow Jones Industrials company |
| Blue-chip Deep Blue developer |
| Company based in Armonk, N.Y. |
| Maker of the first modern ATM |
| Tech giant known as "Big Blue |
| ThinkPad maker, before Lenovo |
| Company that is so full of IT? |
| Original ThinkPad manufacturer |
| Tech company known as Big Blue |
| Company that developed Fortran |
| Armonk, N.Y.-based tech company |
| Co. that developed the ThinkPad |
| Creator of Watson and Deep Blue |
| One of the Dow Jones Industrials |
| Let's put smart to work" company |
| Company mentioned in "Mr. Roboto |
| Developer of the Watson computer |
| Dow Jones Industrial Average co. |
| Tech company nicknamed "Big Blue |
| Let's Build a Smarter Planet" co. |
| Co. that invented the floppy disk |
| Company that developed alphaWorks |
| Company that invented UPC symbols |
| Company that programmed Deep Blue |
| Company whose first PC ran MS-DOS |
| Co. in the book "Father, Son & Co. |
| Company behind the Watson computer |
| Company that invented floppy disks |
| Original maker of ThinkPad laptops |
| Tech company with the motto "Think |
| Computer company nicknamed Big Blue |
| Creator of the Watson supercomputer |
| One of the 30 Dow Jones industrials |
| Tech giant with a striped blue logo |
| Company behind Deep Blue and Watson |
| Its name is also its N.Y.S.E. symbol |
| Company that invented the floppy disc |
| Maker of the Roadrunner supercomputer |
| Maker of the Deep Blue chess computer |
| Tech company that was founded in 1911 |
| Technology company known as "Big Blue |
| Co. in the Dow Jones Industrial Average |
| Parent company of Lotus Software: Abbr. |
| Origin of "Jeopardy!" contestant Watson |
| Tech company known as "Big Blue": Abbr. |
| Tech company that launched the ThinkPad |
| Creator of the chess champion Deep Blue |
| Lenovo acquired its PC business in 2005 |
| Company that developed the Emotion Mouse |
| Company with a major subsidiary in India |
| Tech co. whose name is its ticker symbol |
| Original developer of ThinkPad computers |
| Company that invented the ATM and the UPC |
| Company that invented floppy disks: Abbr. |
| Tech co. with a horizontally striped logo |
| Company that created Watson and Deep Blue |
| Computing-Tabulating-Recording Co., today |
| Blue-chip company that developed Deep Blue |
| Developer of NASA's computers in the 1960s |
| Co. with an Extreme Blue internship program |
| Company whose name is also its stock symbol |
| Corporate giant co-founded by Thomas Watson |
| Sponsor of chess-playing computer Deep Blue |
| Company whose logo was designed by Paul Rand |
| Tech company nicknamed "Big Blue," for short |
| Tech company whose longtime slogan is "Think |
| Tech company that created the computer Watson |
| Co. behind the "Jeopardy!"-playing A.I. Watson |
| Co. whose employees have won four Nobel Prizes |
| Tech giant that sold its PC division to Lenovo |
| Tech company headquartered in Armonk, New York |
| Company with an Extreme Blue internship program |
| Co. in the book "Who Says Elephants Can't Dance? |
| Computer company whose longtime slogan is "Think |
| DJIA company alphabetically following Home Depot |
| Computer company with the developerWorks web site |
| Technology company that built the Watson computer |
| Company that invented floppy disks and ATMs: Abbr. |
| Creator of the "Jeopardy!"-winning computer Watson |
| Company behind the chess-playing computer Deep Blue |
| Maker of the trivia-playing computer program Watson |
| Creator of the (current) world's fastest supercomputer |
| Creator of Watson, a memorable 2011 "Jeopardy!" winner |
| Tech company that sold off its PC product line in 2005 |
| Tech company with the Thomas J. Watson Research Center |
| Technology company in the Dow Jones Industrial Average |
| Tech company that sold its PC business to Lenovo in 2005 |
| Developer of the one-named "Jeopardy!" contestant Watson |
| Its logo has letters with horizontal stripes through them |
| Maker of Watson, the computer that competed on "Jeopardy! |
| Developer of the "Jeopardy!"-playing computer Watson: Abbr. |
| Tech company in the Dow Jones Industrial Average since 1979 |
| Tech company that made the chess-playing computer Deep Blue |
| Tech company that was founded in Endicott, New York in 1911 |
| Designer of the Broadway microprocessor for the Nintendo Wii |
| Tech company that's part of the Dow Jones Industrial Average |
| Company that built game-playing computers Watson and Deep Blue |
| Company that made the "Jeopardy!"-winning supercomputer Watson |
| Tech company that created the "Jeopardy!"-playing computer Watson |
| Technology company that built the Watson computer seen on "Jeopardy! |
| Tech giant originally founded as the Computing-Tabulating-Recording Company: Abbr. |