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Artificial intelligence (AI) holds the promise of making organizations 40% more efficient by 2035, which corresponds to $14 trillion in economic value. What policies,…
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Fortune's MPW Summit interview with Ginni Rometty.
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Arvind Krishna delivers the CEO report on the company
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With shareholder primacy giving way to a broader vision for stakeholder-driven capitalism, how can business leaders rebuild public trust and deliver on a new…
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How IBM technology is being used to aid NASA’s Saturn program, with the ultimate goal of a lunar landing. Demonstration of how IBM computers are tested prior to… -
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Video explores the new partnership with IBM and Los Alamos Research Lab to build the world's fastest supercomputer, the IBM Road Runner. Video includes… -
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This video discusses the SAGE project and how it would help protect against an air attack. Includes film on the display scope of the SAGE system and also the airborne… -
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Scientists at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, Woods Hole, MA, are using a seagoing computer to speed the process of finding out what lies beneath the bottom… -
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The 604’s direct successor, the IBM 650, married increased computing power with magnetic storage—laying the foundation for the personal computer. This… -
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Presenting the new IBM Selectric...a milestone in typewriter technology! This electric typewriter has no type bars and no movable carriage. A single typing element… -
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IBMers throughout the country are putting into practice the company's commitment to social responsibility. The camera shows some of the places where the job is… -
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The story of IBM’s 100-year history in Brazil, with a special look back at the life of enterprising and legendary salesman Valentim Boucas, who persuaded IBM… -
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A brief description of the IBM 650 RAMAC and its operation are shown. Announced in 1956, the 650 RAMAC combined the IBM 650 Magnetic Drum Data Processing Machine and a… -
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A traveling business show featuring IBM electronic office equipment, RAMACADE would go on to tour U.S. cities and European capitals from 1958-1960. In this clip, Jack… -
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An experimental device designed by IBM in 1961, the Shoebox was an early effort at mastering voice recognition. The machine would recognize 16 words spoken into its… -
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IBM has been involved in monitoring and analyzing traffic patterns to improve public safety since at least the 1930s. Those capabilities expanded with the introduction…
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