Most folk are aware of IBM’s Watson, the deep-thinking supercomputer that won jeopardy and launched an artificial intelligence bonanza. Watson is not the fastest supercomputer in the world ...

Most people know Watson as IBM's answer to Jeopardy star Ken Jennings. But IBM's aspirations for its artificially intelligent supercomputer are now less quiz show champion and more medical genius.

Of IBM's efforts to transform itself over the last few years, few have captured the public's imagination like the company's Watson supercomputer. Since its first appearance on "Jeopardy" in 2011 ...

Once called the ‘father’ of IBM’s Watson computer, Kelly has ‘played numerous significant technical and business roles driving IBM‘s leadership’ in semiconductors, supercomputers and ...

To somewhat work around these limitations, IBM has now pitched the idea of a hybrid quantum-classical computer (marketed as ‘quantum-centric supercomputing’), which as the name suggests ...

IBM said it "remains committed to Watson, our broader AI business ... the health business – which provided cloud-based access to the supercomputer and a range of analytics services ...

IBM announced plans Monday to invest at least $150 billion over the next five years in American manufacturing to advance ...

In 2011, a new challenger. IBM's Watson supercomputer defeated two champions of the long-running Jeopardy game show. This room-sized machine could understand and answer the complicated ...

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it more than a decade ago that IBM's Watson supercomputer became a "Jeopardy!" champion. IBM is now offering broader enterprise AI services under the title WatsonX. Meanwhile, IBM stock has an IBD ...

sensation Watson, the IBM-powered supercomputer that handily defeated the game show's two most successful contestants in history. IBM invited the lawmakers to an informal game of "Jeopardy!" ...

However, fiction is no reason to discount the amazing benefits technologically advanced computer systems are making in the world of healthcare. Enter Watson, IBM’s next generation technology ...