IBM demonstrates a nanosheet transistor that can withstand boiling nitrogen
IBM's concept nanosheet transistor could eventually lead to the development of a new class of chip
IBM assures AI-powered Cobol translator in Watsonx will not replace developers
A productivity enhancer, not a replacement for developers
The History of the Modern Graphics Processor
3D graphics transformed a somewhat dull PC industry into a spectacle of light and magic after generations of innovative endeavor. TechSpot's look at the history of the GPU goes from the early days of 3D, to game-changing hardware and beyond.
IBM suspends advertising on X after its ads appear next to pro-Nazi content
Musk has also found himself in trouble for endorsing a controversial post
IBM extends its goals for AI and quantum computing, shows off roadmap
Forward-looking: While no one doubts the heritage of tech advancements that IBM has made over recent decades, there are certainly those who've started to wonder if the company is able to sustain those types of efforts into the future. At a recent analyst day held at the historic Thomas J. Watson Research Center, IBM made a convincing argument that they are up to the task, especially in the fields of AI as well as quantum computing.
IBM launches AI-powered Watsonx for translating COBOL programs into Java code
Bringing mainframe computing into the cloud era
IBM foresees no layoffs due to AI, company will hire more workers than it lets go
Its CEO previously predicted 30% of roles at IBM being replaced by AI
IBM Software mandates in-office work for employees living within 50 miles
"Software Executive Focals" will be laying down the law
IBM vowed to dial back facial recognition tech, but recently landed $70 million contract to develop it
Diving back into shark-infested waters
IBM introduces enterprise magnetic tape drive that holds 50TB per cartridge
Compressing data raises capacity to 150TB, over double the previous model's limit.
IBM's new analog AI chip is more efficient than power-hungry GPUs
Good news on the horizon for gamers?
IBM says 40% of the global workforce will have to learn new skills over next three years due to AI implementation
"AI won't replace people---but people who use AI will replace people who don't"
The Book 8088 takes portable retrocomputing back to 1981
In case the 40 MHz Hand 386 isn't retro enough for you
IBM's Cloud for Education service is shutting down after only two years
IBM recommends migrating to competing platforms
IBM says quantum processors are beginning to provide utility beyond classical methods
Error correction is making quantum computers more useful
IBM unleashes new AI strategy with "watsonx"
The first version of IBM Watson was unveiled in 2011 when it competed on TV quiz show Jeopardy!
IBM will stop hiring for jobs that could be performed by an AI
Around 7,800 positions could be impacted
GlobalFoundries is suing IBM for IP and trade secret violation
The two former partners are once again clashing horns in courts
New, customizable IBM Model F keyboards are now available
In brief: Mechanical keyboard manufacturers have spent years trying to recapture the feel and sound of classic keyboards like IBM's iconic Model M. In 2017, a revival project reproduced the Model M's predecessor - the 1981 Model F. The project recently introduced several new models with extensive customization options.
IBM and Cleveland Clinic working on quantum computing-based healthcare research
A new era of accelerated discovery thanks to quantum, cloud and, of course, AI
Japanese chip company plans 2nm prototype production by 2025
Rapidus and IBM want to catch up to TSMC
IBM Research tech makes edge AI applications scalable
Early iterations of edge computing turned out to be a lot more exciting in theory than in practice
Average data breach costs reach an all-time high
Companies often pass the cost of a breach on to customers
IBM starts laying off employees in Russia, three months after suspending operations in the country
Banking sanctions played a big part in the decision