How a data fabric overcomes data sprawls to reduce time to insights

Data agility, the ability to store and access your data from wherever makes the most sense, has become a priority for enterprises in an increasingly distributed and complex environment. The time required to discover critical data assets, request access to them and finally use them to drive decision...

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Don’t underestimate the cloud’s full value

As the adoption of cloud computing grows, enterprises see the cloud as the path to modernization. But there is quite a bit of confusion about the actual value of the cloud, leading to suboptimal modernization journeys. Most people see the cloud as a location for their computing needs....

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The Metaverse of Intellectual Property

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Intellectual property is a broad term. Generally speaking, it is understood to refer to creations of the mind. Of course this includes major Media where content such as written or spoken word, movies, characters, songs, graphics, streaming media, and more — are the exclusive creation of the owner,...

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IBM scientists give artificial neural networks a new look for neuromorphic computing

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This non-von Neumann AI hardware breakthrough in neuromorphic computing could help create machines that recognize objects just like how humans do, and solve some hard mathematical problems for applications that span chip design to flights scheduling.Human brains are extremely efficient at memorizing and learning things, thanks to how...

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Meet the young innovator whose global team translates climate reports

When Sophia Kianni visited her parents’ home country of Iran several years ago, she was alarmed by the heavy smog that obscured an otherwise starry night sky. She was even more concerned when her relatives admitted they knew almost nothing about climate change, because few climate resources were...

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Why central banks dislike cryptocurrencies

Cryptocurrencies, often depicted as an escape from fiat currency and legacy banking, have become a constant focus of bank and government activity. The most recent Executive Order from the U.S. President is just one example of governments carefully considering how to deal with cryptocurrencies. With all the news,...

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Eagle’s quantum performance progress

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IBM Quantum announced Eagle, a 127-qubit quantum processor based on the transmon superconducting qubit architecture. The IBM Quantum team adapted advanced semiconductor signal delivery and packaging into a technology node to develop superconducting quantum processors.Quantum computing hardware technology is making solid progress each year. And more researchers and...

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IBM continues advancing disease progression modeling and biomarkers research using the latest in AI

New research by IBM and JDRF published in Nature Communications advances AI’s ability to better predict onset of Type I diabetes.Type 1 diabetes (T1D) is an autoimmune disease that can strike both children and adults. It can leave those afflicted with difficult, life-long disease management issues and potentially...

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What asset-intensive industries can gain using Enterprise Asset Management

Not that long ago, asset-intensive organizations took a strictly “pen and paper” approach to maintenance checks and inspections of physical assets. Inspectors walked along an automobile assembly line, manually taking notes in an equipment maintenance log. Teams of engineers performed close-up inspections of bridges, hoisting workers high in...

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How to prioritize data strategy investments as a CDO

My first task as a Chief Data Officer (CDO) is to implement a data strategy. Over the past 15 years, I’ve learned that an effective data strategy enables the enterprise’s business strategy and is critical to elevate the role of a CDO from the backroom to the boardroom.Understand...

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Women on the verge of transformational leadership

When IBM launched its first women in leadership study in 2019, the research revealed a persistently glaring gender gap in the global workplace. At that time, only 18% of senior leadership positions worldwide were held by women. And only 12% of organizations surveyed were going above and beyond...

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