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IBM Z mainframe: supercomputers encode transactions, prevent network attacks
According to Futurism, the computer model that has just launched IBM Z mainframe will serve financial transactions.
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IBM succeeded in creating a macromolecule that could destroy all viruses
Cooperating with Singapore Institute of Biotechnology and Nano Technology, researchers from IBM created one
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IBM researched 5D electronic blood to speed up processor chips
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America built supercomputer, speed 10 billion calculations per second
US President Barack Obama has signed a decree to set up the National Strategic Computing Intiative Center to ensure the United States will be the world leader in superco…
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9 programming languages
ALGOL, ADA, PASCAL or LOGO are all programming languages over 30 years old but still have practical value.
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Data processing chip like human brain
A microchip that uses millions of electronic neurons and 256 million synapses can usher in a new era of increasingly smarter computers.
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Super computer forecast weather price of 30 million pounds
This IBM-branded computer can perform 100,000 billion calculations per second to analyze the weather situation in millions of locations around the world, thereby making…
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IBM spent $ 1 billion on new supercomputers
IBM Group pledged to invest $ 1 billion to build a new division for Watson, the supercomputer that defeated rivals in the US television competition in 2011.
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IBM's supercomputer set a new record
After being upgraded by US computer scientists, the Sequoia supercomputer, built by IBM, quickly set a new record with 504 billion calculations per second.
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Electronic blood for supercomputers
Researchers from IBM in Switzerland have announced new computers inspired by human brains and powered by what they call
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The computer has 5 senses as people are about to come true
According to an IBM announcement, the next five years, users will be able to see computers that can smell, hear, taste, and even see a picture that can explain meaning.
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New record of supercomputers
Engineers at Stanford University, California, USA said they have set a new record in the field of computer science by operating supercomputers with more than 1 million c…
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Watson supercomputer takes on the role of chef
This powerful supercomputer manufactured by IBM is expected to be able to take on more jobs in the future.
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The US suddenly 'fired' IBM supercomputers
Five years after becoming the first system to cross the petaflop threshold (executing thousands of millions of calculations per second), Roadrunner of the Los Alamos, Ne…
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Super-fast optical chip
At the Fiber Communications Conference held in Los Angeles, USA, IBM experts presented an excellent study called Holey Optochip. It is the first prototype prototype that…