The Qiskit Functions Catalog is a collection of applications and performance management services from IBM and its partners ...

We consider todays Macs and Dells to be the ultimate in sleek, tech-centric product design, but from the industry's earliest days, the power of the microchip was conveyed first and foremost through ...

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This year marks the 30 th anniversary of Agassi's first US Open Championship, which is around the time that IBM first partnered with the US Tennis Association to build and maintain its digital ...

In the first quarter ... Amazon was not founded until 1994. IBM missed the rise of PC operating systems, e-commerce, search, and smartphones, which were at the heart of the industry’s success.

That was an early example of AI beating humans in a complex task, using a supercomputer with number-crunching powers comparable to a 2011-era smartphone. And IBM remains an AI leader today ...

IBM, an old company with a history of missed innovation, is now showing growth potential under new management. Software and GenAI business segments are driving high-single digit revenue growth and ...

Despite its historical significance, the IBM 7090's capabilities are dwarfed by modern technology. Today, even a basic smartphone surpasses the processing power of this once-revolutionary mainframe.

One of history’s original big tech firms has been having a quiet renaissance that’s pushed its shares to their first record ...

For example, IBM projects it will deliver its first error-corrected quantum system by 2029. This system is anticipated to run hundreds of millions of quantum operations to return accurate results ...

IBM has a long history in China, having first supplied machines to a major hospital in the capital in 1934. After re-entering the market in 1984 following China’s opening to the world ...

UNDP and IBM developed two new interactive models for UNDP's Data Futures Exchange's GeoHub: the AI model Electricity Access Forecasting and the statistical geospatial model Clean Energy Equity Index.