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IBM's new Telum processor can do AI inferencing on transactions in real time to help detect fraud. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Using Big Blue's machine learning algorithms to analyze data gathered from patients over as many as seven years, the programs were able to spot patterns in their symptoms linked with neurodegeneration. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

IBM and Palantir have teamed up on a new enterprise offering designed to simplify how businesses build and deploy AI-based applications. The partnership merges AI, via IBM Watson, operational technology, data processing, and hybrid cloud into a new offering called Palantir for IBM Cloud Pak for Data. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The Covid-19 pandemic has evolved into a fluid situation for businesses, but IBM and AT&T have a few ideas on how they can adapt going forward. AT&T and Big Blue will leverage the telco's 5G and multi-access edge computing (MEC) technologies and IBM's artificial intelligence and cloud capabilities to help businesses transition into new, post-Covid-19 work environments. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Multiple police forces are currently piloting the platform, which the companies said helps reduce operational risk in the field, but it's already available commercially available to IBM and Samsung clients. "We believe open collaboration is central to unlocking these opportunities and look forward to driving digital transformation for our enterprise clients in the 5G era with IBM and Samsung's mobile devices and connected services". The pair are also leveraging the IBM Garage method and Samsung ecosystem to jointly create new 5G and edge computing-enabled solutions across other industries including financial services, energy, and healthcare. [Extracted from the article]

IBM announces new Watson AI and IBM Cloud capabilities, as well as new customers. IBM said its Power Systems server technology was slated to be available across select geographies on IBM Cloud by year's end, giving organizations a new option to begin developing and training their AI applications. [Extracted from the article]

Due to his son's work at IBM, U.S. Secretary of Defense Mark Esper has removed himself from the review of the Pentagon's $10 billion JEDI cloud-computing contract After becoming Secretary of Defense in July, Esper started reviewing the JEDI contract in August after President Trump said during a White House press pool that Oracle and IBM had complained to him about the process of awarding the JEDI contract. [Extracted from the article]

IBM announced a new mainframe server that's geared towards cloud-native applications and multi-cloud security. For cloud-native, a single z15 server can process 1 trillion web transactions per day, and scale-out to 2.4 million Linux containers on a single z15 system, which IBM said was 2.3-times more Linux containers than a bare-metal x86 platform running an identical web server load. [Extracted from the article]

In order better support software and hardware environments, the IBM-developed OpenPOWER Foundation is now a hosted project at The Linux Foundation. The new Linux Foundation project includes IBM's OpenPOWER Instruction Set Architecture (ISA) and contributed Source Design Implementations that are needed to support data driven hardware for workloads. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Highlights from the article: "Going forward, the word is focus", the newly installed general manager of IBM's beleaguered Watson Health division, former Ciox Health CEO Paul Roma, told FierceMedTech. Following IBM's $34 billion acquisition of open-source cloud software provider Red Hat, Roma said that spirit will run through the Watson Health unit: "We're going to try to incorporate as much of that nimble approach as we can".

'Mobility Advisor' uses IBM Watson AI to help urban citizens make informed decisions about their daily transportation options including cars, scooters, bikes and public transport. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article reports on collaboration of technology firm International Business Machines (IBM) with different universities such as the New York University for protection against cybercrime through usage of the IBM computer Watson and provision of training for students towards cyber security.

The article informs that International Business Machines Corp. (IBM), an American multinational technology company, is applying Watson cognitive capabilities to its various Cloud Video products, as of October 2016. It reports that the firm is planning to create a measure of automation in some of the more complex areas of digital video production and broadcasting such as audience analytics of both on-demand and live events, video scene detection, and content recommendation.

The article reports on the use of artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot by Ashok Goel, computer science professor at Georgia Tech University, as a teaching assistant (TA). Topics discussed include the TA named Jill Watson which helped in answering questions asked by students, the chatbot built on Watson technology of computer services firm International Business Machines (IBM) and students unable to figure out that Watson is a chatbot.

The article focuses on the effort of International Business Machines Corp. (IBM) to revive Watson computer in partnership with technology company Nvidia. Topics discussed include outfitting the computer with cognitive computing capabilities, the OpenPOWER is a group of several member organizations founded by the company, and improvement of the system with big data operations.

The article reports on the acquisition of Weather Company's business to business B2B transactions, mobile and cloud-based Web properties, its data platform by computer service firm International Business Machines Corp. for its artificial intelligence system Watson. It presents the views of John Kelly, IBM senior vice president, on the issue.

The article reports on the IBM Watson cognitive computing system that is being used by oil and gas company Woodside to help surface evidence-weighted insights from unstructured and historical data contained in project reports.

The article reports on the financial information engine developed by Edgar Online founders, Marc and Susan Strausberg, with the artificial intelligence capabilities of IBM Watson. Topics include the goal of the Strausbergs with their venture 9W Search Inc., access to databases offered by 9W Search and a version of Ask 9W, and the target markets for the product.

The article reports on the plan of Singapore DBS Bank to use the artificially intelligent computer system called Watson, developed by multinational technology firm International Business Machines (IBM) Corp., for wealth management as of January 2014.

The article on the computer Watson by company International Business Machines (IBM) Corp. and company's plan to develop it for smartphones and tablet computers.