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The world's smallest magnetic memory
Researchers at IBM Research Center have created the smallest form of magnetic memory ever with 12 iron atoms.
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Software helps reduce traffic congestion
Recently, Zhenjiang City, China, has installed a software from IBM to enable efficient traffic management. It not only shows the problems that are happening but also hel…
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IBM released the first 3D Chip
Micron, one of the world's largest chip makers, will start producing a new memory, using silicon vias (TSVs) technology.
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IBM has just announced five technology forecasts for the future
Currently, IBM researchers are developing possible technologies and equipment
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Electronic processor
Reuters reported on August 18 that IBM has developed a microprocessor that the company claims is closest to simulating human brain activity to date.
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New computers know the diagnosis
The IBM supercomputing system is best known for the Jeopardy best-in-class supercomputing competition that is being exploited by one of America's largest insurance compa…
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Computer processor mimics human brain
Recently, IBM Machine Manufacturer announced that it has created a computer system with two microprocessors designed to simulate the capabilities of the human brain,
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Super computer Mira knocked Tianhe-1a
Argonne, the National Laboratory of the US Department of Energy, began building IBM's supercomputer into one of the most powerful supercomputers today.
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Supercomputers are about the size of a sugar cube
IBM scientists are committed to rapidly reducing the size of the world's most powerful supercomputers ...
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New technology makes computers 1000 times faster
Scientists from IBM have announced a new research result, using optical light pulses to speed data transfer between chips.
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IBM will build the world's most powerful supercomputer
Germany's Bavarian Academy of Sciences has signed a contract with IBM to produce a SuperMUC supercomputer that can perform 3 petaflops.
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America racing to build supercomputers with China
Two US 20-petaflop systems are scheduled to be completed in 2012. But ranked No. 1 on this year's Top500 list, is China's Tianhe-1A supercomputer.
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IBM z10 BC server has the same capacity as 232 x86 servers
The mainframe series announced by IBM in Vietnam has a footprint of less than 83%, power consumption reduced by 93%, 50% increase in performance at half the power consum…
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IBM acquired Encentuate
On March 21, IBM announced the acquisition of Encentuate, a provider of identity and access management software based in Redwood, California (USA).