IBM's missed chances: Can it catch the next wave?
Since 1980 we've seen five major tech revolutions that have made the fortunes of other tech giants. When will it be the turn of IBM?
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IBM: Your computer can help researchers investigate autoimmune disorders
Researchers are using IBM's World Community Grid, which provides huge amounts of free, crowd-sourced computing power, to learn how bacteria may contribute to autoimmune diseases.
IBM's mainframe: A long-evolving system
IBM's launch of the IBM Z promises to encrypt data all the time throughout multiple systems, and the rebranding of mainframe to simply IBM Z is just the latest transformation of the brand, which can handle 12 billion transactions a day. Here's a quick look at IBM's mainframe history.
Watson Marketing Insights: IBM's heavy artillery for personalized campaigns
IBM Watson Marketing Insights will use behavioral analytics to give marketers an edge in targeted campaigns.
This is IBM's five-year plan to remake healthcare
A mix of artificial intelligence and custom silicon could help people diagnose themselves with a range of conditions before they show symptoms.
IBM Watson Health and Illumina team up on cancer research
The general idea of the partnership is to cut the expense and time required for cancer researchers to interpret genetic variants across 170 genes.
IBM Watson could soon help you drive and speak to your BMW
IBM Watson partnership with BMW looks to explore the potential of cognitive computing in vehicles.