Making the case for COVID-19 vaccine passports: A shift to data democracy
IBM explains how technology could be used to create a secure ‘passport’ for work, entertainment, and travel -- without compromising our privacy.
IBM explains how technology could be used to create a secure ‘passport’ for work, entertainment, and travel -- without compromising our privacy.
At yesterday's IBM research colloquium on cognitive computing, Nobel laureate psychologist Daniel Kahneman laid out the areas of human intelligence that thinking machines will need to emulate.
IBM’s new SmartCloud software is being touted for offering businesses more control when developing private, public or hybrid cloud environments.
The smart grid for electricity has become so mainstream Congress wrote it into the stimulus law enacted earlier this year. IBM's marketing of "smarter planet" goes way beyond electricity and networked grid.
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Trick question: How many liters of water does it take to make a pair of jeans?One estimated answer: 10,855.
About a week ago, I mentioned an alliance between Autodesk and Sustainable Minds aimed at helping designers reate greener products from the drawing board stage. Now, IBM Global Business Services has introduced a set of product lifecycle services intended to help companies apply that sort of thinking not just to product design, but to the packaging around something, how that thing gets to and from where it needs to go, and where it ends up when its useful life is over.
IBM, whose businesses include software, storage, servers and services, has also ventured into new areas such as environmental, social networking and "cloud computing" technologies.
IBM has said and done plenty about tweaking its server and storage hardware for energy efficiency. Last week, it released some changes to its Tivoli management platform as well as its content management software designed with energy efficiency in mind.
The following is a true story, and happened to me today.I'm on a business trip visiting Richmond, Virginia -- which for those of you kids reading this piece, is the state capital, has a population of over 200,000, and is home to a number of large corporations.