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IBM Opens Quantum Computation Center in New York
On September 18th, IBM announced the opening of the IBM Quantum Computation Center in New York State which will house the world's largest fleet of quantum computing systems for commercial and research activity that exist outside of an experimental lab environment.
IBM Food Trust: Cutting Through the Complexity of the World’s Food Supply with Blockchain
IBM Food Trust was first launched in August 2017, with 10 Foundation members aiming to use blockchain in food traceability to solve issues in the food supply chain. Prior to the launch, IBM, Walmart and Tsinghua University announced a collaboration to improve the way food is tracked, transported and sold to customers in China. Juniper Research recently announced that IBM Food Trust is one of the leading blockchain players in the food provenance space.
IBM Research Delves into Quantum Information Science
IBM Research explores quantum information science, aiming to understand and develop quantum computing fundamentals, including entanglement, superposition, and quantum algorithms.
IBM Research Delves into Fundamental Questions with Exploratory Science
IBM Research is pushing the boundaries of science, mathematics, and computation through its exploratory science initiatives.
Quantum Computing Set to Revolutionize Chemistry Research
IBM Research explores quantum computing's potential to transform chemistry, materials, and medicine by overcoming the limitations of today's supercomputers.
IBM Research Unveils AI Tools for Business Automation
IBM Research introduces AI tools aimed at automating business processes, enhancing efficiency, and providing explainable AI systems to drive new insights.
IBM Research Advances in Physical Sciences: Exploring Materials and AI
IBM Research is delving into physical sciences to enhance material understanding, computational platforms, and AI algorithm interpretability.
IBM Research Advances Natural Language Processing Capabilities
IBM Research is developing advanced AI systems to parse and unlock data from vast bodies of text, enhancing enterprise transformation.
IBM Research Advances Explainable AI with New Tools and Visualizations
IBM Research is pioneering diverse tools to explain black-box models and visualize neural network information flows, enhancing trust in AI systems.
IBM Research Advances in Conversational AI with Next-Gen Virtual Agents
IBM Research is developing advanced AI systems to meet the rising demand for virtual agents capable of efficiently handling customer needs.
IBM Research Advances in Quantum-Safe Cryptography
IBM Research collaborates with NIST to develop quantum-safe cryptographic algorithms, ensuring future-proof security against quantum computing threats.
IBM Research Advances Trustworthy Generative AI for Data Augmentation
IBM Research unveils new frameworks for generative AI to enhance data augmentation and accelerate drug and material discovery.
IBM Research Advances in Automation and Information Processing
IBM Research continues to lead in computer science, focusing on breakthroughs in automation, information processing, and computation.
IBM Research Explores Generative AI for Business Applications
IBM Research focuses on trustworthy generative AI models and infrastructure to tackle business challenges, addressing scalability and reliability issues.
IBM Research Unveils Advanced AI Hardware Innovations
IBM Research is developing cutting-edge devices and architectures to meet the increasing processing demands of AI.
IBM Research Leverages Quantum Computing and AI for Accelerated Discovery
IBM Research is integrating quantum computing, AI, and hybrid cloud to expedite solutions for today's pressing problems.
Enhancing LLMs: Memory Augmentation Shows Promise
IBM Research explores memory augmentation techniques to improve large language models (LLMs), enhancing accuracy and efficiency without retraining.
Campbell Watson Utilizes AI in Earth Science Research
Campbell Watson, an IBM Research scientist, is leveraging AI to improve understanding of climate and environmental changes. His work with geospatial models aids in addressing global sustainability issues.
IBM Research Introduces CBOMkit for Enhanced Cryptography Management
IBM Research has launched CBOMkit, a toolset aimed at helping developers manage cryptographic assets through the CycloneDX CBOM standard, addressing quantum computing threats.
Blockchain Industry Will Be Valued at $21 Billion Globally by 2025, Research Suggests
A research study by Fortune Business Insight, a market reporting and consulting firm, suggests the global blockchain industry will be valued at a mammoth $21 billion in the next five years. The report explored the rise of financial technology and blockchain companies working towards financial inclusion and targeting developing countries and regions to leverage growth. Such regions, incidentally, have witnessed a growth in educated talent in the past decade, and are well-suited to interact with and understanding distributed ledger mechanisms.
IBM, Cisco and EY: The 3 Blockchain Leaders in Supply Chain in 2020
Supply chains are vital networks between a company, its vendors and suppliers to produce and distribute specific products to the consumer. This network usually includes many actors doing different activities—people, entities, information, and resources.
IBM Takes Majority Control of Hyperledger Blockchain Steering Board
IBM has doubled the number of its employees on the technical steering committee (TSC) of Hyperledger according to an announcement by the TSC last week. IBM now holds six out of the eleven committee seats which has raised concerns about the tech giant’s new found influence on the enterprise blockchain consortium.
IBM Blockchain in Action: What are the Benefits?
In first and second parts of our interview with Alan Lim, the Program Director of IBM Blockchain Lab in the Asia Pacific, we explored the idea of data standards to improve the supply chain industry, as well as the IBM Food Trust, a food provenance network that allows food products to be traced and tracked. Digging deeper into IBM Blockchain, what else has the company been working on?
IBM and KAYA&KATO Leverage Blockchain to Trace Fabric Origins
Tech giant IBM has teamed up with KAYA&KATO, a textile manufacturer of workwear and uniforms, in developing a blockchain network aimed at revamping the fashion industry.
IBM Joins Trade Finance Blockchain Platform We.Trade As New Shareholder
IBM has announced a new collaboration with blockchain-based trade finance platform, we.trade to enhance network capabilities and accelerate the global growth of the platform. We.trade was designed to connect buyers, sellers, banks, insurers, and other organizations in a network, simplifying cross-border trading. Built on the latest version of the IBM Blockchain Platform, IBM has been the platform’s technology partner since the beginning. We.trade was also the first enterprise blockchain consortium to go live, back in early 2018.
IBM and R3 to Scale Up Hybrid Cloud with Blockchain Capabilities
Tech giant IBM has teamed up with R3, an enterprise software company, to boost the hybrid cloud with blockchain capabilities.
How Can IBM’s Blockchain Network Support $2 Trillion in Product Logistics by 2023?
IBM Blockchain has been around for several years, delivering on blockchain projects for enterprises in areas such as trade finance, securities, payments and supply chain traceability, as well as establishing new platforms for businesses and improving efficiencies in existing industries. Alan Lim, one of the initial members of the IBM Worldwide Blockchain team, heads IBM Blockchain Labs in the Asia Pacific. Lim kicked off his journey in blockchain as he was curious about how blockchain was being used in solving some real-world challenges.
IBM and Oracle Collaborate on Interoperability Work for Their Blockchains to Communicate With Each Other
IBM and Oracle have announced that they are collaborating to build an interoperability initiative to allow their blockchains to be able to communicate with each other.
IBM Eyes Blockchain and IoT Solution to Eradicate Drone Theft
Companies, such as FedEx, DHL, and Amazon, are developing drones that can deliver packages to clients’ doorsteps. This is a novel undertaking, but IBM is looking at the bigger picture, whereby these drones might steal the packages instead of delivering them.