Apple and IBM team up to deliver 5 million iPads to Japanese seniors
Apple and IBM, along with Japan Post, announced a new initiative that will see Japanese seniors receiving 5 million iPads in the second half of 2015.
New tape drive with 220TB capacity smashes storage records
Researchers at IBM and Fujifilm have managed to break the world storage record for the densest storage medium, creating a tape that can hold 220TB.
IBM’s Watson supercomputer powers Usher, an intelligent museum tour guide app
A group of researchers at IBM Research India is seeing if IBM's Watson supercomputer could power a helpful museum tour guide in the form of an app.
IBM creates a research group to test Numenta, a brain-like AI software
IBM has established a research group in San Jose, California, to work on what could be the next big thing artificial intelligence software.
IBM creates Internet of Things division, announces deal with The Weather Company
With the announcement of its new Internet of Things (IoT) division, IBM could soon have an increased presence in your day-to-day life.
Bitcoin technology may power your next money transfer, if IBM’s plan comes to fruition
IBM is reportedly developing a system of transferring conventional currency with Bitcoin technology.
IBM launches incredible z13 mainframe, promises it won’t take over the world
Boasting the world’s fastest processor, 300 percent more memory than most servers and 100 percent more bandwidth, IBM's z13 is a monumental mainframe.
The U.S. government is building the world’s fastest supercomputers
Summit and Sierra are two supercomputers that the U.S. government is working on. Learn more about what they'll be able to do here.
From Jeopardy champ, to ace chef: Here’s what’s next for IBM’s Watson supercomputer
IBM's Watson supercomputer is already a star, but its story is just beginning. IBM is partnering with firms to help more industries tap into its power.
Meet SyNapse, IBM’s computer chip that can help the blind see, detect diseases, and much more
SyNapse is the next step towards making a CPU that mimics the way a human brain works, brought to you by IBM.
SXSW 2014: IBM’s Watson stars in the kitchen as well as TV’s Jeopardy
Is there anything that Watson can't do?
Happy birthday, Mac! Remembering the original personal computer, 30 years later
Apple's Macintosh debuted thirty years ago today at $2,495, starting a PC revolution with its advanced, yet intuitive, graphical interface.
30 years ago, Apple threw the hammer at IBM with the infamous 1984 ad
Apple's "1984" Super Bowl, defined the company as an underdog that would deliver personal computers from the clutches of IBM. But has Apple lost the point?
IBM develops brain-simulating supercomputer with 128TB flash
IBM has managed to pack 128TB of flash into a supercomputer that is powerful enough to mimic the thought capacity of a rat.
Closeup, please! IBM creates the world’s smallest movie starring atom particles
A world record for the smallest movie ever created, IBM was able to manipulate atom particles to create a short stop-motion film.
IBM’s Roadrunner supercomputer hits early retirement due to power usage
After 5 years, the Los Alamos National Laboratory has pulled the plug on the IBM-built supercomputer Roadrunner as it has become too much of a power hog.
Beyond the Jeopardy podium: IBM takes Watson computer to the kitchen
For IBM's Watson computer, cooking lessons are next on its agenda, along with dabbling in pharmaceuticals and Australian mining operations.
