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Meta IBM, Intel, the Hebrew University and CERN are among the dozens of entities that joined to create an alliance for safe artificial intelligence

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Meta IBM, Intel, the Hebrew University and CERN are among the dozens of entities that joined to create an alliance for safe artificial intelligence
IBM's System Two quantum computer. PR photo

IBM unveils a new generation of processor for quantum computing - with much improved performance

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IBM Quantum Heron introduces IBM's highest quantum computing performance ever, with 133 qubits and an architecture that improves error reduction by five times compared to its predecessor - Eagle
Dr. Aya Sofer, Director of the IBM Research Center in Israel at the Silicon Club meeting, Usafia, June 2023. Photo: Avi Blizovsky

"Artificial intelligence has the potential to improve our lives in a variety of ways"

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Dr. Aya Sofer, director of IBM's research laboratory in Israel, was a guest at the high-tech Silicon Club managers' forum: "Besides the many advantages, there are of course also challenges that are not easy, such as a built-in bias in models or data, or the creation of fake news and its use to bias public opinion. To combat these, we must adopt ethical information standards for the use of artificial intelligence - and educate consumers to use it critically."
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Moderna and IBM will investigate the development of mRNA-based therapies with the help of quantum computing and artificial intelligence

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As part of the collaboration, IBM will provide modern scientists with access to quantum computing systems, and they will learn how quantum computing technologies can be applied to problems that were previously intractable for classical computers.
IBM's Quantum System One quantum computer at the Cleveland Clinic. PR photo

IBM and Cleveland Clinic unveil quantum computer to develop drugs for cancer, Alzheimer's and other serious diseases

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The IBM Quantum System One computer is part of a ten-year research collaboration between the companies. Among the first research projects - a study to find existing drugs for Alzheimer's patients and other diseases, led by Prof. Michal Rosen-Zvi from the IBM research laboratory in Israel
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IBM unveils 'Osprey' - a 433 qubit quantum processor and Quantum System Two

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The company also announced at the "Quantum Summit" a new quantum software - Qiskit Runtime - which handles error correction and mitigating background noise, which hinders the quantum processors from operating and providing reliable results
IBM quantum scientist Dr. Maika Takita at the IBM Quantum Lab at the Thomas J. Watson Research Center, Yorktown Heights, New York. Photo PR

IBM marks a goal: a practical quantum computer with hundreds of thousands of qubits in a few years

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As part of its roadmap for the quantum era, the computing giant will introduce a quantum processor with 433 qubits this year, a processor with over a thousand qubits next year, and a processor with more than 2025 qubits and parallel work capacity in 4,000 - to take quantum computing out of the laboratory and into the practical world
An IBM-z16 computer on the production floor at IBM factories in New York state. Photography

"Any device built today that is not compatible with quantum encryption will be a hack, and a car is a good and dangerous example"

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The IBM-Q quantum computer. Photo: shutterstock

LG joins IBM QUANTUM NETWORK to advance applications of quantum computing

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The two companies will work to support big data applications, artificial intelligence, connected cars, digital transformation and robotics applications
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NVIDIA is collaborating with Google AI, IBM and other companies to accelerate research in quantum computing

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"Researchers can accelerate their quantum computing work using our cuQuantum SDK on popular services or a new device based on the NVIDIA DGX system." says Hansen Huang, CEO of Nvidia"
On the left, Mokesh Kara, IBM and Moshe Tanach, Neuraliti. Photo: Neuraliti

Israeli AI startup NeuReality and IBM will jointly build the next generation of artificial intelligence platforms

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The Israeli Newreality is the first chip start-up company in the world to be chosen to join IBM's AI Hardware Center * Dr. Mukesh Kahara, IBM: "The association with Newreality, which developed the unique AI-centric approach, is the type of collaboration we are looking for"
Scott Crowder, IBM's vice president of quantum computing. Screenshot from ChipEx2021

"Quantum computing brings us to worlds that were impossible in classical computing"

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So said Scott Crowder, IBM's vice president of quantum computing. Crowder attended the ChipEx2021 conference. "Among other things, we can study how bacteria use their energy efficiently or predict the effects of events such as the blocking of the Suez Canal on the economy"
The IBM System One quantum computer. PR photo

IBM and the Fraunhofer Institute unveiled Europe's most powerful quantum computer

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The computer, of the IBM System One type, includes a quantum chip of 27 qubits and a quantum volume of 32. It operates inside an armored glass case - like the one behind which the Mona Lisa is displayed - and at a temperature colder than that prevailing in outer space. One of the goals of the collaboration: to train reserves of researchers and developers for the age of quantum computing
The autonomous research vessel Milefour. IBM Photo

The autonomous ship has set off

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IBM and Peru Mare's autonomous ship MAYFLOWER is expected to cross the Atlantic Ocean to collect environmental data
Demonstration of an IBM quantum computer, at the CES 2019 conference. Photo: Avi Blizovsky

What does an active quantum computer look like from the inside?

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Members of the joint Technion and IBM research team: in the photos: Prof. Moran Berkowitz, Dr. Federico Pretora, Vesna Bacheva, Dr. Govind Gaikla

The slow are the fastest: a new method for separating molecules and biological particles in tiny samples

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The American government and IBM will allow corona researchers access to 16 of the most powerful supercomputers in the world

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A battery based on cobalt- and nickel-free cathode material developed in the IBM laboratories in Elmden. Photo: IBM

IBM researchers invented a battery from sea water and without heavy metals

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Quantum computing. Illustration: shutterstock

The war for power - the XNUMXs version

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Hall-light effect. Figure: IBM Research

A 140-year-old physics mystery has been solved: the Hall effect of light using a subject

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The autonomous ship MAS that will investigate the concentrations of plastic in the Atlantic Ocean. Figure: IBM

IBM will launch an autonomous ship that will investigate the ways of plastic accumulation in the Atlantic Ocean

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The array of electrodes creates dipole flows. Superposition of these flows allows the creation of complex flow fields. Illustration: Prof. Moran Berkovich's research group, Technion

Researchers from the Technion and the IBM research center in Zurich have developed a device that flows liquids in a chip without the need for channels and pipes

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Ethics of artificial intelligence. Illustration: shutterstock

The European Commission has issued guidelines to increase the ethics of artificial intelligence

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Gabi Zodik, global leader of the blockchain research strategy at IBM

IBM announced the appointment of Gabi Zodik as global leader of the blockchain research strategy

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Project Debater in a debate against the world debate champion, Harish Natarajan. From the left, the host of the event, John Donovan. PR photo

The IBM debater for the first time was able to understand a nuance in the speech of the person in front of him

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