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Cross-section view of the Mayflower Autonomous Ship 3D model, as seen in the CAD software (credit: Promare)

Cross-section view of the Mayflower Autonomous Ship 3D model, as seen in the CAD software (credit: Promare)

Cross-section view of the Mayflower Autonomous Ship 3D model, as seen in the CAD software (credit: Promare)

Cross-section view of the Mayflower Autonomous Ship 3D model, as seen in the CAD software (credit: Promare)

Open Questions with Watson Discovery is available on the US Open mobile app, shown here, and USOpen.org (courtesy: IBM)

IBM will facilitate several tennis debates among fans on USOpen.org, using insights from Watson Discovery to build pro and con arguments through a new experience called Open Questions with Watson Discovery (courtesy: IBM)

Match Insights with Watson Discovery uses natural language processing technology to search for and understand millions of sources to gather the most relevant information for fans, ahead of each match (courtesy: IBM)

IBM’s new POWER10 chip is built for the hybrid cloud era. It includes breakthrough new security features including, memory inception to improve cloud capacity and delivers 40% faster encryption for today’s toughest standards and future encryption standards like post-Quantum encryption, and new enhancements to container security.

A closer look at the IBM POWER10 7nm processors on a silicon wafer. IBM POWER10 is the first commercialized 7nnm processor and was designed over five years with hundreds of new and pending patents.

A collection of IBM POWER10 7nm processors on a silicon wafer. The wafer is cut into individual chips that become the “brains” behind IBM Power Systems servers. Each IBM POWER10 chip can deliver up to 3x the capacity and energy efficiency of the previous generation and up to 20x faster AI inferencing.

(Credit: Tom Barnes for IBM)

(Credit: Tom Barnes for IBM)

(Credit: Tom Barnes for IBM)

(Credit: Tom Barnes for IBM)

(Credit: Tom Barnes for IBM)

(Credit: Tom Barnes for IBM)

(Credit: Tom Barnes for IBM)

(Credit: Tom Barnes for IBM)

(Credit: Tom Barnes for IBM)

(Credit: Tom Barnes for IBM)

(Credit: Tom Barnes for IBM)

Using blockchain, catchers upload information about their fish from the ocean, creating a complete record of the journey from ocean to table (credit: IBM)

The new partnership between Atea, IBM, and Sjømatbedriftene will bring several seafood producers together to begin using blockchain (credit: Sjømatbedriftene)