IBM researchers say they have developed a prototype analog-to-digital converter (ADC) that will quadruple the transfer speeds — 200 – 400 Gigabits per second (Gb/s) — of huge data dumps between clouds ...

As of Tuesday Google Health was finally viewable from the mobile phone--now the company is really getting its mobile act together: The Continua Health Alliance, an industry group promoting ...

IBM unveils Rational HATS, which allows developers to transform green-screen apps that usually run on mainframes so they can be securely accessed from wireless devices IBM announced new software and ...

International Business Machines Corp. (NYSE:IBM) and Advanced Micro Devices Inc. (NASDAQ:AMD) are partnering to advance quantum-centric supercomputing, combining IBM’s quantum hardware and software ...

International Business Machines (NYSE:IBM) and Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ:AMD) announced on Wednesday a strategic collaboration to provide Zyphra, a San Francisco-based open-source AI company, ...

IBM software extracts data from personal medical devices and streams them directly into a patient's Google Health account. A typical Google search yields thousands (or millions) of pages of ...

WCTME uses standards-based middleware and integrates with a variety of development tools including WebSphere Application Developer and Site Developer to create a deployment platform. Compatibility is ...

SEE: Data migration testing checklist: Through pre- and post-migration (TechRepublic Premium) Minimally, this evolution means commercial cloud providers will need to develop and adopt better ways to ...

Here's something interesting (to me anyway) that popped up in one of my searches. Medgadget.com is touting a new lung biopsy device being developed by Mayo Clinic and IBM. On the face of it that is ...

IIRC the device would be occupying some system resources (like IRQ or I/O range), and that info might help determine what it is. Go to Device Manager and double-click the "Unknown device", then click ...