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IBM PAIRS Geoscope technology from IBM Research make massive amounts of data manageable for any industry. This new solution focuses on the E&U industry to help reduce outages and maintain trimming costs. (Credit: IBM)

The IBM-built Summit supercomputer is the world's smartest and most powerful supercomputer. It weighs over 340 tons, more than a commerical aircraft. (Photo Credit: ORNL). Contact: Christine Vu, vuch@us.ibmcom; 1-914-945-2755

The IBM-built Summit supercomputer is the world's smartest and most powerful AI machine. Its racks are connected by over 185 miles of fiber optic cables. (Photo Credit: ORNL). Contact: Christine Vu, vuch@us.ibmcom; 1-914-945-2755

The IBM-built Summit supercomputer is the world's smartest and most powerful supercomputer. Over 4,000 gallons of water are pumped per minute to dissipate its heat. (Photo Credit: ORNL). Contact: Christine Vu, vuch@us.ibm.com; 1-914-945-2755

The IBM-built Summit supercomputer is the world's smartest and most powerful supercomputer. Each node contains two IBM POWER9 CPUs and six NVIDIA Telsa GPUs. (Photo Credit: ORNL). Contact: Christine Vu, vuch@us.ibmcom; 1-914-945-2755

The IBM-built Summit supercomputer is the world's smartest and most powerful AI machine. With 4,600 individual nodes, it could fill two tennis courts. (Photo Credit: ORNL). Contact: Christine Vu, vuch@us.ibmcom; 1-914-945-2755

Last June, IBM Research unveiled Project Debater, the first AI system that can debate humans on complex topics (left). This week at CES, IBM shares a new dimension for this technology: Project Debater - Speech by Crowd (right). The experimental cloud-based AI platform uses the core AI behind IBM Project Debater to collect free-text arguments from large audiences on debatable topics and automatically constructs persuasive viewpoints to support or contest the topic. Visit Project Debater - Speech by Crowd every day during CES to weigh in on a new topic: ibm.biz/Debater2019

Date added: 2017-08-16

Two IBM researchers – Drs. Abdigani Diriye (left) and Fabian Menges (right) – have been recognized as honorees on the Innovators Under 35 list released today by MIT Technology Review. For over a decade, the global media company has recognized a list of exceptionally talented technologists whose work has great potential to transform the world. (Caption: IBM Research)

Date added: 2017-12-14

IIT Bombay joins IBM AI Horizons Network, a multi-year collaboration to advance AI research in the domain of multi-modal content. The collaboration will accelerate AI application in industries such as financial services, retail and healthcare. Photo Credit: IIT Bombay

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Date Added: 2018-06-22

Date Added: 2018-06-22

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Date Added: 2018-06-22

German ESA astronaut Alexander Gerst instructs CIMON, an AI-enabled astronaut assistant, aboard the International Space Station. Two cameras allow CIMON to perform facial recognition, while five other cameras are used for orientation and video documentation. (Photo credit: DLR)

Date added: 2017-07-17

July 17, 2017: The IBM Z mainframe is a breakthrough in data protection technology designed to tackle the epidemic of data breaches. IBM hardware engineer Rhonda Sundlof (top) and senior engineer Karl Casserly test the IBM Z which is manufactured In Poughkeepsie, NY. (Photo Credit: Connie Zhou for IBM)

Date added: 2017-07-20

Date added: 2017-07-19

IBM scientists and authors of the paper (left to right) , Fabian Menges, Johannes Gooth and Bernd Gotsmann. (Credit: IBM Research)

Date added: 2017-08-02

In this photo, IBM scientist Dr. Mark Lantz, holds a one square inch piece of Sony Storage Media Solutions sputtered tape, which can hold 201 Gigabytes, a new world record. (Photo credit: IBM Research)

Date added: 2017-08-23

The Microbiome Immunity Project is the largest study to date of the bacteria in the human microbiome, starting with the gut. The project's goal is to help advance scientific knowledge of the role of these bacteria in disease.(Credit: IBM)

Date added: 2017-09-07

MIT President, Dr. L Rafael Reif (on left) and IBM Senior Vice President, Cognitive Solutions and Research, Dr. John Kelly III (on right), reach a 10-year, $240 million agreement to establish the MIT and IBM Watson AI Lab where fundamental joint research in AI hardware and software will be conducted to propel scientific breakthroughs that will unlock the potential of AI in industries, such as healthcare and cybersecurity. (Credit: IBM)

Date added: 2017-09-13

September, 13, 2017: IBM today shipped the first of its breakthrough IBM Z mainframe from its factory in Poughkeepsie NY. The IBM Z is the world’s most powerful and secure transaction system capable of running more than 12 billion encrypted transactions per day - equivalent to 400 Cyber Monday's. The security, high-performance and massive scale of the IBM Z makes it the ideal platform for running the world's core systems for institutions around the world. The system builds on the capabilities of the world's most powerful transaction engine that supports 92 of the world’s top 100 banks. 87 percent of all credit card transactions, 29 billion ATM transactions and four billion passenger flights each year. Contact: Lori Bosio, IBM, bosiol@us.ibm.com 914-765-2367 (Photo Credit: Connie Zhou for IBM)

Date added: 2017-09-13

IBM scientists have developed a new approach to simulate molecules on a quantum computer that may one day help revolutionize chemistry and materials science. The scientists successfully used six qubits on a purpose-built seven-qubit quantum processor to address the molecular structure problem for beryllium hydride (BeH2) – the largest molecule simulated on a quantum computer to date. The results demonstrate a path of exploration for near-term quantum systems to enhance our understanding of complex chemical reactions that could lead to practical applications. (Credit: Credit: Kandala et al.; Nature)