IBM announced earlier this month that the cloud-based data processing service Watson Analytics is now open to everyone as a public beta. The service will put analytics tools in the hands of anyone ...

In February, Watson, IBM’s cognitive computing system, marked its five-year anniversary of defeating two Jeopardy! champions. “We were mainly interested in using Jeopardy! as a playing field ...

Watson, named after IBM’s founder, is one epic supercomputer. To handle the formidable task that competing on Jeopardy! presents, … 2,800 Power7 cores. That power is absolutely necessary … ...

2013 marks the year that Watson was rolled out to a much wider base. With the Jeopardy publicity providing a healthy kickstart to mainstream recognition of IBM’s cognitive computing capabilities, ...

Watson leverages the IBM Cloud, offering access to an unprecedented set of enterprise-grade cloud services that can further enhance its function to meet various business needs.

IBM is promoting its Watson natural language processing analytics technology as it tries to move its core business beyond technologies that it pioneered, but which have become commoditised. Will ...

This is why we are putting IBM Watson to work through cognitive-infused workplace tools and applications designed to enable individuals and teams to work more efficiently and effectively.