
Volume 341, Issue 3 · 9 articles from 3 issues
IBM Corp said today it has taken a massive step forward toward its goal of delivering the world's first fault-tolerant quantum computer by 2029, after successfully linking and cooling down the first pair of modules based on a new, highly scalable cryogenic architecture. Read more
IBM Think interviews Ben Goertzel, who argues AGI could arrive within nine to 12 months. Read more
IBM makes expanded z17 mainframe and LinuxONE 5 portfolios generally available. Read more
IBM Research introduces DocLang, an AI-native document markup standard following its Docling parser. Read more
IBM announces Netezza Nexus, an open lakehouse catalog giving governed multi-engine access to Apache Iceberg tables. Read more
IBM walks through four IBM Confluent deployments showing how event streaming translates into business outcomes. Read more
IBM joined and cooled two cryogenic modules into a single environment, a step toward linking hundreds of quantum chips. Read more
IBM Netezza gains in-database vector storage and similarity search, removing the need for a separate vector store. Read more
IBM shares watsonx.data production lessons showing up to 80% faster responses and 60% better retrieval. Read more