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ExtremeBlue is an IBM internship program for graduate and undergraduate students; it also serves as a recruiting opportunity for future IBM employment. In 2004 approximately 4500 applications were received for 200 positions. Typically, three "technical" interns and one "business" intern will form a team to work on an emerging business opportunity, typically with cutting edge technology; most teams will file for one or more patents as a result of their work.
Past Projects Some past ExtremeBlue projects include Peridot, a tool to locate and repair broken links in large web sites and intranets, and Blue Octane, a technology for location-based services which was later developed into OnStar. ExtremeBlue labs As of the summer of 2005, IBM labs in the following locations hosted ExtremeBlue programs: | ||||||||
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