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IBM unveils its first commercial quantum computer http://glassdoor.com/slink.htm?key=vQ37a
—9 days ago
IBM unveils its first commercial quantum computer
At CES, IBM today announced its first commercial quantum computer for use outside of the lab. The 20-qubit system combines the quantum and classical computing parts it takes to use a machine like this for research and business applications into a single package. That package, the IBM Q system, is s...
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Behind the Computer: A Look at the History of IBM http://glassdoor.com/slink.htm?key=vQ3Am
—15 days ago
Behind the Computer: A Look at the History of IBM
Do you know what IBM stands for? It stands for International Business Machines ( IBM) , and was named so in 1924. However, IBM hasn't always been IBM. In 1911, it was called the Computer-Tabulating-Recording Company or C-T-R. The company, which is best known for its computer hardware and software, made its first software in 1953.
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IBM Artificial Intelligence Chief Shares His Predictions For 2019 http://glassdoor.com/slink.htm?key=vQOZA
—17 days ago
IBM Artificial Intelligence Chief Shares His Predictions For 2019
Artificial intelligence will be more broadly used next year as costs drop and efficiency and speeds increase.
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Why IBM http://glassdoor.com/slink.htm?key=vQhqp
—30+ days ago
Why IBM
So, I'm now an IBMer! Two months in, every day's a learning day, a global behemoth of 400k+ people. I gave myself six months to get to grips with the beast, I may have to revise my plan! It's big and complex! People ask why I joined IBM? Good question.
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Strategic Initiative on Aging: The Positive Impact of Emerging Technologies, IBM Research http://glassdoor.com/slink.htm?key=vQhsw
—30+ days ago
Strategic Initiative on Aging: The Positive Impact of Emerging Technologies, IBM Research
We talked to Susann about the positive impact of emerging technologies on older people and their carers, the potential of artificial intelligence in the ageing space - and how we now live in an environment of information.
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IBM, MIT helping companies adapt to AI http://glassdoor.com/slink.htm?key=vQhnp
—30+ days ago
IBM, MIT helping companies adapt to AI
IBM Chief Talent Officer Diane Gherson on companies and employees preparing for the increasing use of AI in the workplace.
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Cracking The Vault http://glassdoor.com/slink.htm?key=vQhaa
—30+ days ago
Cracking the IBM Vault - Jason Puglisi - Medium
Time to solve: 14 minutes, 52 seconds 5833372e32313130343936582d3132312e383037303834315833302e34303138333935582d39372e373135353130335834322e3336363531353739393939393939582d37312e3037373231393039393939393938582d32322e39353034383739582d34332e31373730333537303030303030335833352e3637383533333420583133392e37383730383532393939393939345835332e34313838343235582d362e34313833393734 This string of letters and numbers was the only clue provided. Hex encoding was my initial assumption, and converting to ASCII characters gave me data that looked a lot less random. X37.2110496X-121.8070841X30.4018395X-97.7155103X42.36651579999999X-71.07721909999998X-22.9504879X-43.17703570000003X35.6785334 X139.78708529999994X53.4188425X-6.4183974 The letter X was clearly a separator, and removing it left a series of numbers.
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