IBM’s first 7nm processor is built by Samsung
The IBM Power10 is a data centre processor.
IBM will no longer offer facial recognition or analysis software
The company says it is doing this as its contribution to ending racial profiling and violence.
IBM, Samsung, M1, IMDA collaborate to bring industrial uses for 5G
Local infocomms regulator IMDA, together with international technology companies IBM and Samsung, and Singaporean telco M1 are now collaborating to expand the 5G enterprise ecosystem in Singapore.
As Covid-19 continues to impact the world, tech companies rally to fight back *Updated 24 April*
From using tools like AI to manufacturing facemasks and respirators, local and global tech companies are helping lead the fight.
NUS teams with IBM to promote and develop quantum computing skills in Singapore
The goal of the project is to eventually translate quantum research into commercial products.
IBM claims to have designed an environment-friendly battery that’s free from heavy metals
IBM Research claims to have designed a battery that’s free of heavy metals that include cobalt and nickel, which are commonly found in current lithium-ion batteries.
IBM’s AI program can predict which employees are about to throw in the towel
IBM’s artificial intelligence human resource program is able to predict which employees are about to resign, with an uncanny accuracy of 95%.
IBM Research’s Project Debater is an AI that argues with you for your own good
Today’s artificial intelligence (AI) assistants can tell us what a thing is. But what happens when you want to ask more complex questions, like is it okay to shoot one chicken if it prevents other chickens from being killed?
47 years ago, IBM shipped the first floppy disk drive. Each disk held 80kB.
History was made 47 years ago when IBM shipped the world's first floppy disk drive.
62 years ago, IBM shipped the first commercial HDD. It only stored 5MB.
Oh, how far we have come.
