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CES 2019: IBM Q System One is the world's first commercial Quantum computer system
IBM Q System One includes a nine-foot-tall, nine-foot-wide case of half-inch thick borosilicate glass and is a 20-qubit quantum computer.
IBM pursues Amazon into cloud with $33 billion Red Hat takeover
IBM’s $33 billion purchase of Red Hat Inc is the world’s second-largest technology deal ever
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Hacking human trafficking: young Colombians develop apps to fight the crime
The app should help identify victims of sex trafficking, improve coordination between authorities when possible victims are spotted at airports and bus terminals, or help prevent the online distribution of child sexual abuse material.
IBM gets boost from new businesses, tops estimates
Revenue from these businesses grew 15 percent to $10.1 billion in the second quarter, accounting for more than half of the company's total revenue.
IBM pits computer against human debaters
Rather than just scanning a giant trove of data in search of factoids, IBM's latest project taps into several more complex branches of AI.
IBM launches AI-powered 'Watson Assistant' for businesses
Building on the existing partnership with Apple, IBM also announced that both the companies will combine their AI and machine-learning technologies to make it easier for developers to build secure AI-powered solutions.
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IBM-Microsoft spat elevates recruitment to tech-secret level
Software giants IBM and Microsoft are set to go at loggerheads over Lindsay-Rae McIntyre, an IBM employee for 20 years, who recently joined the Redmond-based company.
Blockchain pumping new life into old-school companies like IBM
IBM was one of the first big companies to see blockchain’s promise, contributing code to an open-source effort and encouraging startups to try the technology on its cloud for free.
IBM experiments with quantum computing; signs Samsung, JPMorgan in tie-ups
In a race to commercialise quantum computing, IBM has recently signed partnership deals, in order to expand the applications of the technology.
Microsoft, Oracle, IBM look to lure cloud services customers with new pay structure
Microsoft Corp, Oracle Corp and IBM — looking to stoke demand for cloud computing services — are said to be shifting incentives for their sales representatives, pushing them to ensure their customer base.
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