Quantum computing is one of a number of game-changing technologies that IBM is driving towards along with generative AI, and like generative AI, quantum computing is years from being ready. However, one of the elements that will delay the use […]
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The increasing frequency and severity of extreme weather events, as well as mounting concerns about global climate change, have underscored the importance of environmental and climate analysis. Gaining full value from climate information resources, such as the Earth-satellite images collected
IBM, NASA, and Hugging Face Speed/Innovate Climate Analysis Read More »
Generative AI is a huge and fast-moving event in the market, so most companies don’t know how to implement it properly yet. Microsoft, which effectively drove generative AI into the broader market, and IBM, which was first to create an
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I was listening to a brief on IBM Cloud this week and thinking back to when I led security for marketing while I worked there. I’d also been an internal auditor for the company with a specialty in security audits,
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IBM was into AI early on. Its first Watson implementations showcased that it wasn’t the cost of the hardware or software that made AI difficult; it was the cost of creating the massive datasets needed to train the platform. These
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Generative AI is very new, so it’s having a few growing pains. One of the major issues is that the results that generative AI produces can’t always be trusted because the data that trained the AI has been somehow compromised.
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“Scalability” is a commonplace concept among IT vendors and enterprise customers, but the means they use to achieve scalable performance have changed significantly over time. Not all that long ago, companies purchased more IT assets than they immediately required and
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I’ve been into superheroes since I was a kid. My two favorites were Dr. Fate and Batman, in that order. You could argue that my interest in these two unique heroes lines up with IBM’s approach to security. Dr. Fate
Banks, financial Institutions, government, and healthcare have the biggest potential security risks. All these institutions are attacked by both professional criminals and hostile governments. Banks likely have the greatest number of threats because they can be used as a source
Why Banks Prefer and Tend to Standardize on IBM Security Read More »
IBM’s Z series mainframes stand alone with the strongest security and reliability in the industry. However, they typically require a dedicated, unique rack, which makes it harder to implement in an existing datacenter that might not have the floor space
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