IBM said the expansion will enable more adult learners, high school and college students to access IT training.

IBM said there are now 20 historically Black colleges and universities where it's opened cybersecurity training facilities.

Six school districts around the country will receive $500,000 in services from the computing giant to help defend themselves against threats like ransomware.

Miami Dade College will receive $10 million in assets from IBM over the next three years to expand its workforce development and technology programming.

The in-kind gift of software and services will allow RIT to outfit its cyber range with video walls, advanced endpoint detection tools and other high-end features.

The company plans to give six school districts $500,000 worth of its cybersecurity expertise to improve their defenses against the ongoing threat.

A new donation of technical skills and resources is part of a $100 million commitment to HBCUs from the tech giant.

University students are being invited to develop solutions for the pandemic and climate change as part of IBM's annual “Call for Code” competition.

Through partnership with IBM, administrators say they're training students in a technology that will soon become a valuable skill for employers.

The programs, one for students and the other for companies with products already under development, each have 10 spots up for grabs.