Big Blue (disambiguation)

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Big Blue is a nickname for IBM, an American multinational technology and consulting company.

Big Blue or big blue may also refer to:

• "Big Blue" (song), a 2019 song by Vampire Weekend from the album Father of the Bride
• Big Blue (TV series), a Canadian animated television series
• The Big Blue, a 1988 film by director Luc Besson
• A legendary lake monster in The X-Files episode "Quagmire"
• A recurring location in the F-Zero series
• A fictional blue whale in Ecco the Dolphin
• A nickname for Superman, short for "Big Blue Boy Scout"
• A nickname for the blue whale.

• IBM Big Blue (rugby union), a Japanese rugby union team founded by IBM
• The Big Blue (A-Leagues), a football rivalry between A-League sides Sydney FC and Melbourne Victory, Australia
• Big Blue (mascot), the mascot of Old Dominion University, Virginia, US
• Big Blue Nation, the fan base of the athletics programs at the University of Kentucky, US
• New York Giants, an American football team based in New Jersey, US
• Bob Pettit (born 1932), former NBA player
• Millikin University, Illinois, US
• The mascot of Utah State University, US
• The mascot of the Pingry School, New Jersey, US
• The sports teams at Phillips Academy, Massachusetts, US
• A large type of American handball

• Big Blue (crane), a crane that collapsed during the construction of Miller Park
• Big Blue (drink), a soft drink
• Big Blue Bus, Santa Monican bus service
• Conrail, the primary Class I railroad in the Northeast U.S. between 1976 and 1999
• The Big Blue Hotel, a hotel at Blackpool Pleasure Beach, UK
• A nickname for the Church of Scientology's Pacific Area Command Base

• Big Blue River (disambiguation), several rivers