This Cute Dino Toy is Baby's First AI Pal/Overlord
Green Dino here is powered by IBM's Watson supercomputer, which lets it learn and adapt to your child over time, kind of like a self-aware Furby.
Green Dino here is powered by IBM's Watson supercomputer, which lets it learn and adapt to your child over time, kind of like a self-aware Furby.
A Saul Goodman algorithm with added social conscience.
MobileFirst for iOS hands key iDevice features to industry.
It's arguably the most powerful natural-language supercomputer in the world, and thanks to a new public beta, its number-crunching abilities are open to all.
IBM Research India found that 70 per cent of discarded laptop batteries were still functional enough to take on a second life.
A startup called Pathway Genomics is teaming up with IBM to create a fitness and diet tracking app that uses DNA sequencing and Watson's intelligence to give custom health recommendations.
This cocktail concocted by IBM's Watson isn't half bad. Look out mixologists, the computers are running for your jobs.
Gather round, loyal workers and company envoys! Doff your caps, freshen your snuff, and pat down your side parts for a rousing singalong from Songs of the IBM, a 1937 book of songs that sing the praises of our illustrious employer: The EVER ONWARD I.B.M.
Cognitive computing has been one of our most exciting frontiers for years. It's enticing to think that we can someday build a computer that's as powerful and as efficient as a brain. IBM's latest miracle chip just got us closer than ever – squeezing one million neurons into one stamp-sized chip.
It's an unprecedented partnership, and it could see the iPhone become a major business device. Good thing too since BlackBerry is on it's way out.
Some people fear that Moore's Law will eventually become redundant, but carbon nanotubes are coming to the rescue.
Chinese and US digital policies don't always see eye-to-eye, but now China's government agencies, including the People's Bank of China and the Ministry of Finance, are asking the nation's banks to remove the IBM servers over security fears.
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