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IBM February 16, 2016

IBM unveils mainframe aimed at encrypted hybrid clouds

IBM is looking to boost cybersecurity with heavy-duty high-tech hardware.

VIDEO February 10, 2016

IBM's Watson supercomputer for president?

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Innovation January 15, 2016

IBM keeps top spot as US patent leader, study says

IBM has maintained its position as the U.S. patent leader, according to an annual survey conducted by IFI Claims Patent Services.

IBM January 12, 2016

Watson at the wheel: How IBM plans to power your drive

"It's the biggest reinvention going on since the invention of the wheel."

CES January 8, 2016

CES: IBM teams with Under Armour to create 'Internet of athletes'

IBM’s Watson supercomputer, famous for its appearance on the quiz show ‘Jeopardy,’ is at the core of a new partnership between the tech giant and Under Armour.

CES January 4, 2016

CES 2016: What to expect

The eyes of the tech world will be firmly fixed on Las Vegas next month when the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) kicks off on Jan.6, showcasing the latest gadgets and sophisticated technologies.

Innovation November 10, 2015

Boston Children's Hospital battles rare diseases with Watson supercomputer

Boston Children’s Hospital is harnessing IBM’s Watson supercomputer to help doctors identify possible options for the diagnosis and treatment of rare pediatric diseases.

Robots November 5, 2015

Smart or smart-ass? IBM’s Watson computer learns to swear

Watson -- the IBM robot that beat chess champion Garry Kasparov at his own game -- had to have his memory wiped after he memorized the entire contents of human slang repository UrbanDictionary.com.

IBM November 4, 2015

Computers to see, hear, smell in five years

By 2017, technology will have advanced far enough that computers will be able to see, smell, touch taste and hear, via digital taste buds, newly sensitive pixels and other innovations. 

IBM November 4, 2015

'Electronic blood' could power next-gen computers

It’s often said that a smartphone contains all the computing power NASA used to put people on the moon. But while today’s computer chips are incredibly capable, they’re still not as energy efficient as they could be.

IBM October 21, 2015

Scientists make world's smallest movie

An ensemble cast of carbon atoms stars in the world's smallest stop-motion movie created by researchers at IBM.