DCD Magazine #62 - The coming wave
Will compute at sea sink or swim?
Will compute at sea sink or swim?
Students can use the z17 to develop and test AI applications
New system at Swiss National Supercomputing Center will be accessible to private firms and other higher education institutions
Two worlds on one chip
Cluster expected to go live in Q1 2027
IBM executives attempt to assuage concerns after poor quarterly performance
Single frame and rack mount configurations help to address data center cost and space constraints, company said
Company claims technology provides up to 50 percent more performance or 70 percent greater energy efficiency
Plans to expand campus with new 511,000 sq ft facility
Continues seeing progress in infrastructure segment
Company switching to cloud-based system
Pair have come a long way since their salad days of co-creating IoT starter kits
Home Affairs department also signs AU$35m for non-mainframe IBM deal
Product portfolio will be available from March 6
Dubbed IBM_Miami, the QPU delivers the highest coherence times in the IBM Quantum fleet
Companies will now have their fault-tolerant quantum computing concepts thoroughly evaluated
Research institute archived 50 PB of new data in August
Big Blue riding the AI "growth vector"
IBM customers can now access GroqCloud via IBM watsonx Orchestrate
Used to power IBM z17, LinuxONE 5 systems, and Power11 servers
Project will see IBM integrate its quantum technology with AMD’s AI hardware offerings
Big Blue pulls in $17 billion for the quarter across the whole company
Offerings will be available from July 25
Japan welcomes first ever IBM Quantum System Two to be deployed outside of the US
The AI-optimized mainframe is officially on offer
Company building out new quantum data center for upcoming systems
University will link quantum computer with Miyabi supercomputer later this year
And more news from IBM
Has been specifically engineered to support AI workloads