FreShip wins IBM Hackathon on food wastage, and it's a good one
A fresh use for computer vision
IBM is launching a 53-qubit quantum computer next month
Part of the new Quantum Computation Center in New York State
How much storage did the first USB flash drive provide?
The subject of who first invented the USB flash drive is contested, but most attribute it to IBM
Opinion: IBM leveraging Red Hat for hybrid multi cloud strategy
Estimates say 80% of enterprise software is still not cloud ready
IBM accused of trying to look as cool as Amazon and Google by firing older employees
It has reportedly laid off up to 100,000 workers in recent years
IBM unveils 'Hypertaste,' an electric tongue that can 'taste test' and analyze liquids on the fly
Without the need for fancy lab equipment
IBM VP says quantum computer commercialization coming in next 3-5 years
Companies including Microsoft, Google, IBM, and more are racing to be the first with a truly viable commercial system
Anonymous took the hacktivism community with them when they died
Is this good or bad?
IBM's human resource AI can predict when employees are about to leave the company
IBM's CEO claims the AI is 95 percent accurate
IBM aims to double quantum computing speed yearly
IBM's latest system has a Quantum Volume score of 16
Human champion beats IBM's AI in debating challenge
At least one area where humans still reign supreme
The first 5MB hard drive weighed approximately...
Shipped in September 1956, the first 5MB hard disk unit was used by the IBM 305 RAMAC
IBM announces 8-bit analog chip with projected phase-change memory
IBM breakthroughs push AI to new heights
TSMC to supply IBM with data center chips challenging Intel's dominance
TSMC's big win is a big loss for GlobalFoundries
IBM is acquiring Red Hat for $34 billion
It aims to become the world's top hybrid cloud provider
Infamous Tech Industry Predictions and Quotations
#ThrowBackThursday The tech industry is known for its predictive pronouncements and verbal sparring as for its actual innovation. Many have felt compelled to follow Intel co-founder Gordon Moore (of Moore's Law fame) in bringing their judgements and observations into the public eye… with varying degrees of success.
IBM secretly used NYPD CCTV footage to train its facial recognition systems
It could search for people based on skin tone and gender
IBM teams with Everspin on 19TB NVMe SSD utilizing MRAM
The use of MRAM eliminates the need for bulky supercaps
IBM wants $167 million from Groupon for alleged patent infringements
The patent battle has been going on for two years now
Mega data breaches are riddled with hidden fees that cost companies a fortune
Data breaches can be financially devastating for a company
IBM secures $740 million deal to become Australia's central tech partner
IBM continues to reinvent itself in a changing world
IBM's latest AI can hold its own when debating humans
Project Debater isn't being deployed commercially just yet
Opinion: The business of business software
IBM, SAP, Oracle, and Salesforce are leading the charge in what's commonly referred to as "back office" operations