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IBM and Michael J. Fox Foundation use AI to pinpoint symptom progression for Parkinson's
IBM Research and the Michael J. Fox Foundation have made a discovery that will allow clinicians to further understand the biology of Parkinson's disease.
What is quantum computing? Everything you need to know about the strange world of quantum computers
Google, IBM, Microsoft, Amazon are all looking into it, but quantum computing is still widely misunderstood. This is everything you need to know about the next stage of computing, and everything that it could unlock.
IBM, SAP partner to move financial institutions to the hybrid cloud
SAP will be offering finance and data management tools on the IBM Cloud for Financial Services
Enterprise data breach cost reached record high during COVID-19 pandemic
IBM research estimates that the average data breach now costs upward of $4 million.
Linux Foundation, IBM, Samsung and Prometeo join forces for firefighter healthcare project
The tool uses artificial intelligence and the internet of things to guard the safety of firefighters.
IBM's newest quantum computer is now up-and-running: Here's what it's going to be used for
Big Blue is expanding the reach of its quantum hardware by physically bringing its quantum computers to customers.
IBM and CERN use quantum computing to hunt elusive Higgs boson
IBM and CERN are working to find out how quantum machine learning could help understand the fundamental laws of nature.
Lack of cyber in Australian supply chain resilience plan has IBM concerned
The federal government on Thursday received the Productivity Commission's final report on vulnerable supply chains, which the likes of IBM hope will contain more focus on 'cyber' than its interim report did.
IBM FlashSystem gets safeguarded data copies to speed up cyberattack recovery
Safeguarded Copy automatically creates data copies that are security isolated within the systems and cannot be accessed.
IBM reports 3% growth in Q2 revenue, earnings beat expectations
Big Blue reported revenue of $18.7 billion, up 3% year-over-year.
IBM unveils first machine-learning end-to-end pipeline starter kit
The tool is designed for those looking to integrate and run AI and ML technologies across cloud environments.
IBM shows quantum computers can solve these problems that classical computers find hard
Big Blue's quantum team has mathematically demonstrated that a quantum algorithm could work better than a classical one for machine-learning classification problems.
Artificial intelligence will soon be assisting your platform migrations
'We as humans were not built to go and look through 1.5 million lines of code and understand what business functions are buried in there.'
Why Whitehurst is stepping away from IBM
For now, former IBM President James Whitehurst remains at IBM as a special advisor. Soon, however, he'll appear as a CEO at another business.
This quantum computer with a 3D chip is heading into the cloud
A University of Oxford spinout startup aims to compete against US-based tech giants in providing access to quantum computing over the internet.
CEOs reflect on 100 years of IBM: photos
IBM yesterday celebrated its 100th birthday in Sydney, bringing together five ex-managing directors — including Telstra CEO David Thodey — as well as current managing director Andrew Stevens. The six IT powerbrokers sat on a panel and waxed lyrical about what had changed over the 100 years since IBM started out selling cheese measurement equipment.
Gallery: IBM: 100 years of THINKing big
IBM used its motto "Think" wisely - as it celebrates a century of spectacular achievements in technology
AusCERT 2011, booth babes and all: pics
The 10th annual Australian Computer Emergency Response Team (AusCERT) conference started today. The exhibition floor seemed unusually roomy, and regular attendees agreed that the conference seemed much quieter than usual.
Mardi Gras: the Wizards of Optus photos
Employees from across Optus' business made their debut at the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras on Saturday night, dressing up as characters from the Wizard of Oz for a special Wizard of Optus float.
IBM ends Pulse 2011 with a bang: photos
After four long days of meetings, presentations, expos and skills sessions, IBM's annual Pulse conference came to a close with a bang, as the technology giant put on a 1960s-style dance night for delegates.
IBM Pulse lights up Las Vegas: photos
IBM's annual Pulse conference kicked off in Las Vegas this week, with thousands of delegates from all over the world coming together to work on building smarter infrastructure.
Cracking Open the IBM PC Jr.
The PC Jr. was IBM's attempt to tap into the budding home personal computer market of 1983. While the PC Jr. had many positives with regard to the general home user, it also had several limitations that doomed it in the marketplace. I bought my PC Jr. in 1985 from my older brother who never quite figured out what to do with it. Feeling nostalgic, I decided to Crack Open the IBM PC Jr. to see what was actually in the case.
TechLines: Cloud Control: photos
Yesterday we held our TechLines event on cloud computing, discussing the ins and outs of the cloud — is it just a fad, or is it a shift to public infrastructure that is as inevitable as night falling?
Vic Uni's mean green machines: photos
After Victoria University opened its datacentre in Sunshine, Victoria in 2009, it has been progressively migrating its infrastructure services over from its old, inefficient centre in Footscray to the new site, and plans to ramp up the migration over the next six months.
Gallery: IBM wins grand slam for tennis tech
The big news at this year's Australian Open tennis tournament might be the length of Venus Williams' skirt or a broken racket but IBM quietly puts fans right in the match.
Aussie Open serves up ace tech: photos
The Australian Open kicked off in Melbourne yesterday, this year with more technology than ever. ZDNet Australia went behind the scenes to bring you all the action.
IBM CityOne game builds a smarter planet
IBM's CityOne is a serious Sim City-like game that tries to show customers, partners, and students how smarter tech decisions can solve business, environmental, economic, and energy problems.
IBM's datacentre in a box: photos
Following a glance at this innocent-looking shipping container, you'd never know it was IBM's latest datacentre.
IBM's smart city game: pictures
Ever played the classic build 'em up, knock 'em down game Sim City? Wondering how smart technology implementations really affect a city? Then you'll love IBM's new business toy.
IBM gets up close with atomic behavior (images)
IBM Research says it can now track atoms and their behavior at nanoscale giving a boost to nanotechnology applications.
IBM's high-performance computing consortium
Dr. Francesca Rossi, IBM Fellow, AI ethics global leader, talks to Tonya Hall about IBM's computing consortium that includes various supercomputers, Watson, patents, and apps that are all free to access.
How IBM is using data sets to help combat COVID-19
Sriram Raghavan, vice president for IBM Research AI, sits down with Tonya Hall to discuss ways that IBM is working to gather data sets to aid in the fight against COVID-19.
IBM on AI and the future of work
Dr. Martin Fleming, vice president and chief economist at IBM, talks to Tonya Hall about what the future of work looks like by incorporating AI into everyday tasks, including what to do about those AI-resistant human skills and attributes.
Programming languages: What do software developers really like?
JavaScript extends its lead as the world's most popular programming language, followed by Python and Java.
IBM tests the use of artificial intelligence for breast cancer screenings
The research has uncovered how AI can help radiologists improve the overall accuracy of mammogram screenings.
World's most powerful supercomputer crunches numbers to help fight COVID-19
Oak Ridge National Laboratory says early research on existing drug compounds via supercomputing could combat coronavirus.
IBM on the first open source security platform
Kevin Skapinetz, vice president of strategy and design at IBM Security, sits down with Tonya Hall to talk about the creation of the first open source security platform.
Threat Intelligence Index Report from IBM X-Force
Christopher Scott, Global remediation lead, IBM X-Force incident response and intelligence services, sits down with Tonya Hall to talk about the latest Threat Intelligence Index Report and its findings, including that unpatched systems are a leading vulnerability while the finance and retail industries are two of the top industry cyber targets.
A record year for IBM patent announcements
Dr. Jeff Welser, vice president at IBM Research Almaden, Pacific Rim Labs, and Global Exploratory Science, tells Tonya Hall that IBM filed 9,262 patents for the year, the most US patents filed by a single company in 2019.
CES 2020: IBM's quantum computing milestones
Tonya Hall sits down with Dr. Jeff Welser, vice president of IBM Research Almaden, pacific rim labs, and global exploratory science, to learn more about how IBM has achieved the highest quantum volume to date.
IBM Research's new battery design promises more efficiency, no need for heavy metals
The IBM Research battery is built with materials extracted from seawater and would minimize the need to mine.
The Top 500 supercomputers have one thing in common: They all run on Linux
The new list of the world's fastest computers -- supercomputing's Top 500 -- is out, and every one runs faster than a petaflop using Linux.
Woodside Energy signs AI and quantum computing deal with IBM
Woodside plans to use the technologies to develop an 'intelligent plant' and reduce its plant maintenance costs by 30%.
IBM Watson Media launches mobile app for videoconferences at the workplace
While there are a number of live-streaming apps for consumers, the new IBM Video Streaming mobile application offers more secure, higher-quality video with administrative tools, IBM says.
Google vs IBM: Did Google achieve quantum supremacy?
Google reckons it has found the way forward to developing a fault-tolerant quantum computer.
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