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People in all regions of the world are getting fatter, except for the south and southeast Asia, according to a recent global survey.
On December 15, IBM announced that it had developed a technology that could help drug manufacturers, distributors and retailers prevent certain types of counterfeit drug…
We have known Watson - IBM's artificial intelligence (AI), a champion, who has been able to diagnose cancer and life insurance.
According to the August 29 news from the British media, IBM laboratory scientists from IBM took advantage of the world's first single-atom atomic force microscope.
The Watson computer that won two outstanding players in the live TV show Jeopardy (USA) will be on display and allow people to experience it directly in Vietnam in early…
Authorized by the US government, IBM will design a nuclear arsenal supercomputer capable of processing 20,000 million million calculations a second.
IBM has just introduced technology to chip thousands of tiny hair-like plumbing pipes in one layer just one-billionth of a meter thick, sandwiched between circuits to re…
On Monday (June 9), IBM scientists announced the supercomputer reached a record speed of 1 million billion calculations per second (petaflop) at a price of $ 100 million…
Today, HP will announce the first version of its blade server using Intel Itanium chips, with the ability to run HP-UX versions of Unix, as well as operating system vers…
Scientists at IBM's Almaden Labs have just developed a new technology that can prevent computer viruses and worms without any antivirus software.
That's the PowerPC 970MP, IBM's new dual-core chip, currently being used for Apple's latest Power Mac G5 Quad and will be integrated into IBM's blade server line in the…
IBM has announced a system of 65,536 processing devices, which can perform 280.6 trillion calculations per second, double the record of 136.8 teraflops, considered the f…
IBM scientists have succeeded in storing 330 Terabytes of uncompressed data into a tape wrapped in the palm of their hand.
If you have just used Ctrl + Alt + Del on Windows, Bill Gates will probably apologize to you if you are there.
IBM officially entered the electronic world game