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IIIT Delhi, IBM Research Join Hands To Introduce Data Lifecycle Management Course
IIIT Delhi, in association with IBM Research, is introducing a course in Data Science ‘Data Lifecycle Management’ for the Computer Science and Engineering students of the institute.
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IBM, NASSCOM Foundation To Train 2,500 Students In Emerging Technology
Tech giant IBM and NASSCOM Foundation will launch a new programme where 2,500 students from 23 non-technical institutions will be skilled in new-age technologies.
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China Wants to Win the Computing Arms Race
Chinese universities and US technology companies such as IBM and Microsoft are racing to develop quantum computers.
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IBM Develops Tape Cartridge That Stores 330TB of Uncompressed Data in the Palm of Your Hand
The prototype magnetic tape, developed by IBM with help from Sony Storage Solutions, comes with a recording density of 201GB per inch.
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Big Data Jobs In High Demand; Amazon, HCL, IBM Among Top Recruiters: Study
Increase in the number of jobs available in analytics is nearly twice that of the previous year, according to the Analytics & Data Science India Jobs Study 2017.
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IBM Posts First Revenue Miss in Five Quarters
With demand for its legacy hardware and software businesses stagnating, IBM has been shifting towards cloud-based services, security software, data analytics and artificial intelligence.
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IBM Researchers Have Now Found a Way to Store Data on a Single Atom
The finding theoretically means that you could cram an entire catalogue of iTunes’ 35 million songs into a storage as big as a credit card.
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IBM Is Training Watson to Hunt Hackers
The end goal is a big data approach to cyber-security that will have Watson automatically scour vast troves of security research.
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Google Says Its D-Wave 2X Quantum Computer Really Works
The computer is installed at Nasa's Ames Research Centre and operates on data using a superconducting chip called a quantum annealer.
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IBM Makes $1 Billion Buy to Boost Watson's Healthcare Abilities
The deal will help physicians and researchers collate and analyse data such as patient's medical history and clinical research.
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IBM Launches Watson System for Research, Hopes for Breakthroughs
International Business Machines Corp on Wednesday launched a computer system that can quickly identify patterns in massive amounts of data, an ability that IBM said should hasten breakthroughs in science and medical research.
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IBM Launches New Watson System for Science and Medicine Research
The Watson Discovery Advisor can quickly identify patterns in massive amounts of data, and understand human language.
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IBM Unveils Tiny 'Brain-Like' Chip That Delivers Supercomputer Speed
Unlike most chips, which operate on pre-written paths, IBM's 'neurosynaptic' chip processes data in realtime and is capable of dealing with ambiguity, the company said.
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IBM's Watson App Whips Up Big Data in the Kitchen
Bon Appetit, which tested some recipes using Chef Watson, offered a few examples of the recipes cooked up with the help of the supercomputer.
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IBM physicist wins tech 'Nobel' for spintronics revolution in big data
Stuart Parkin is credited with enabling a thousand-fold increase in the storage capacity of magnetic disk drives.
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IIIT Delhi, IBM Research Join Hands To Introduce Data Lifecycle Management Course
IIIT Delhi, in association with IBM Research, is introducing a course in Data Science ‘Data Lifecycle Management’ for the Computer Science and Engineering students of the institute.
-
IBM, NASSCOM Foundation To Train 2,500 Students In Emerging Technology
Tech giant IBM and NASSCOM Foundation will launch a new programme where 2,500 students from 23 non-technical institutions will be skilled in new-age technologies.
-
China Wants to Win the Computing Arms Race
Chinese universities and US technology companies such as IBM and Microsoft are racing to develop quantum computers.
-
IBM Develops Tape Cartridge That Stores 330TB of Uncompressed Data in the Palm of Your Hand
The prototype magnetic tape, developed by IBM with help from Sony Storage Solutions, comes with a recording density of 201GB per inch.
-
Big Data Jobs In High Demand; Amazon, HCL, IBM Among Top Recruiters: Study
Increase in the number of jobs available in analytics is nearly twice that of the previous year, according to the Analytics & Data Science India Jobs Study 2017.
-
IBM Posts First Revenue Miss in Five Quarters
With demand for its legacy hardware and software businesses stagnating, IBM has been shifting towards cloud-based services, security software, data analytics and artificial intelligence.
-
IBM Researchers Have Now Found a Way to Store Data on a Single Atom
The finding theoretically means that you could cram an entire catalogue of iTunes’ 35 million songs into a storage as big as a credit card.
-
IBM Is Training Watson to Hunt Hackers
The end goal is a big data approach to cyber-security that will have Watson automatically scour vast troves of security research.
-
Google Says Its D-Wave 2X Quantum Computer Really Works
The computer is installed at Nasa's Ames Research Centre and operates on data using a superconducting chip called a quantum annealer.
-
IBM Makes $1 Billion Buy to Boost Watson's Healthcare Abilities
The deal will help physicians and researchers collate and analyse data such as patient's medical history and clinical research.
-
IBM Launches Watson System for Research, Hopes for Breakthroughs
International Business Machines Corp on Wednesday launched a computer system that can quickly identify patterns in massive amounts of data, an ability that IBM said should hasten breakthroughs in science and medical research.
-
IBM Launches New Watson System for Science and Medicine Research
The Watson Discovery Advisor can quickly identify patterns in massive amounts of data, and understand human language.
-
IBM Unveils Tiny 'Brain-Like' Chip That Delivers Supercomputer Speed
Unlike most chips, which operate on pre-written paths, IBM's 'neurosynaptic' chip processes data in realtime and is capable of dealing with ambiguity, the company said.
-
IBM's Watson App Whips Up Big Data in the Kitchen
Bon Appetit, which tested some recipes using Chef Watson, offered a few examples of the recipes cooked up with the help of the supercomputer.
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IBM physicist wins tech 'Nobel' for spintronics revolution in big data
Stuart Parkin is credited with enabling a thousand-fold increase in the storage capacity of magnetic disk drives.
