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Christopher Lutz of IBM Research - Almaden in San Jose, Calif. stands with IBM's Nobel-prize winning microscope used to store data on a single atom magnet. IBM scientists used its scanning tunneling microscope to demonstrate technology that could someday store all 35 million songs on iTunes library on the area of a credit card. (Stan Olszewski for IBM)

March 9, 2017April 6, 2017 - Applications, Enterprise, Feature, Video

How IBM Researchers Store Data on World’s Smallest Magnet

IBM announced Wednesday it has created the world’s smallest magnet using a single atom – and stored one bit of…

February 24, 2017March 9, 2017 - Applications, Enterprise, Enterprise Tech

New 5G Mobile Systems to Improve IoT Connectivity

Membership of ITU including key industry players, regulators, network operators, and equipment manufacturers gathered in Geneva Thursday to complete a…

February 21, 2017March 7, 2017 - CIO Info, Editorial, Enterprise, Feature, Opinion

Do You Really Need Cloud to Run Your Business?

By Rakesh Raman More often than not, hype without substance can be destructive. Case in point: Cloud computing. Tech vendors…

February 7, 2017February 18, 2017 - Asia Pacific, CIO Info, Corporate, Editorial, Enterprise, Opinion, Regions, Social, Social Media, Strategy

Seven Tricks Digital Agencies Use to Cheat You

By Rakesh Raman When it comes to cheating, the so-called digital brand communication agencies can beat even the most expert…

December 28, 2016January 12, 2017 - Applications, Enterprise, Feature

Hi, My Name is TJBot! You Can Use One of My Recipes

IBM Watson Maker Kits are a collection of DIY open source templates to connect to Watson services in a fun…