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| Filmmaking at the atomic level? IBM nets Guinness world record CNET (blog) But principal investigator Andreas Heinrich and his colleagues at IBM Research in Almaden, Calif., do. They used IBM's scanning tunneling microscope, which won researchers Heinrich Rohrer and Gerd Binnig a Nobel Prize in physics in 1986, to manipulate ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| IBM Raises Dividend by 12%, Unveils $5B Share Buyback Fox Business IBM (IBM) announced plans on Tuesday to hike its quarterly dividend by 12% and bolster its stock buyback program by $5 billion, marking the latest efforts by the tech giant to return cash to shareholders. Shares of Big Blue climbed out of the red on ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| IBM makes the world's smallest movie with atoms VentureBeat Researchers at IBM say they have made the world's smallest movie. They used a tiny microscope to move individual atoms around in the film, A Boy and His Atom, to create a stop-motion animated film that is going down in the Guinness World Records as the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Mobile Means Impact: Insights From IBM's Impact Conference Forbes Mobility was a key theme at IBM's Impact conference. Over the course of two days, the company and it's customers shared many statistics and insights that highlighted the increasing importance of mobility globally. Kristen Lauria, IBM's VP Mobile ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Tiny Toon: IBM Makes a Movie Out of Atoms TIME And yet IBM's new cartoon — yes, IBM made a cartoon — is remarkable. It was produced at IBM Research's Almaden Research Center in Northern California, by a bunch of scientists who used a scanning tunneling microscope as their animation tool. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| IBM creates 'world's smallest movie' with atoms Brisbane Times It's not cheap: IBM needed to use its two-ton scanning-tunnelling microscope, which operates at minus 258 degrees Celcius, to shoot the film. The microscope moved a "super-sharp" needle to within 1 nanometre of a copper surface, which then could ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| IBM makes tiny movie by pushing molecules around Inquirer.net IBM used a remotely operated two-ton scanning tunneling microscope at its lab in San Jose, California, to make the movie earlier this year. The microscope magnifies the surface over 100 million times. It operates at 450 degrees below zero Fahrenheit ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Meet IBM's "Boy And His Atom," Stars of the Smallest Movie Ever Made All Things Digital What's going on here is this: Scientists at IBM's Almaden Research Lab in San Jose, Calif., have figured out a way to precisely move and manipulate individual atoms. To do it they're using a big piece of equipment called a scanning tunneling microscope ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Extreme closeup! IBM makes 'world's smallest movie' using atoms (video) Engadget After taking a few shadowy pictures for the scientific world's paparazzi, the atom is now ready for its closeup. Today, a team of IBM scientists are bypassing the big screen to unveil what they call the "world's smallest movie." This atomic motion ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| With IBM MessageSight, 'The Internet Of Things' Gets A Step Closer RedOrbit Imagine a world where your toilet tells you it's leaking, or your oven reports dinner is about to burn. Welcome to a world with the Internet of Things – smart, interconnected devices that are periodically sensing and transmitting data. According to a ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| The Investment Case For IBM In 8 Simple Charts And A Table Seeking Alpha IBM (NYSE:IBM), as with any tech stock, is constantly subject to a stream of speculation about its future - whether or not it can continue to grow? Is it being left behind? Is it popular enough? (Popularity seems to be a huge factor in stock selection ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| IBM Unveils New Technology to Connect a Smarter Planet The FINANCIAL The FINANCIAL -- IBM's Smarter Planet strategy took a major technological step forward with the introduction of IBM MessageSight, a new appliance designed to help organizations manage and communicate with the billions of mobile devices and sensors ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| IBM's MobileFirst In A World Of More Intelligent Devices Dr. Dobb's IBM has used its Impact 2013 conference focused on WebSphere as well as mobile and connected devices to detail news of updates to the IBM MobileFirst portfolio. The software is now being extended with the introduction of new mobile analytics ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| IBM launches MessageSight appliance Pentagon Post Data generators on the internet are not people who communicate on the social network, but many people who monitor traffic lights, automobiles, oil refineries and other appliances. IBM has launched MessageSight appliance on Monday that would help ... See all stories on this topic » |
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