Internet of Things
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Data-Driven Aquaculture Management
Aquaculture requires innovative solutions to address challenges including population growth, climate change and limited natural resources.
From Seed to Shelf: How IBM Innovations Will Transform Every Stage of the Food Supply Chain Within the Next Five Years
The annual 5 in 5 – five breakthroughs out of IBM's global labs that stand to help improve our lives in the next five years.
IBM Marks More Than a Quarter Century of Patent Leadership with Record Year
IFI CLAIMS Patent Services today announced that for the 26th year, IBM is the top recipient of U.S. patents – a record 9,100, including more than 3,000 patents related to work in artificial intelligence, cloud and quantum computing. Our work in these areas, and others, began long before there were practical enterprise uses for the […]
Scalable Forecasts for IoT in the Cloud
This week at the International Conference on Data Mining, IBM Research-Ireland scientist Francesco Fusco demonstrated IBM Research Castor, a system for managing time series data and models at scale and on the cloud. Businesses of today run on forecasts. Whether a hunch of what we think is going to happen or the product of carefully […]
A Blockchain Architecture for the Internet of Things
The promise of the Internet of Things: This integration should ideally map to a decentralized hardware and software platform.
Semantic Cache for AI-Enabled Image Analysis
The Semantic Cache combines the low latency of edge deployments with the near-infinite resources available in the cloud to support AI workloads.
IoT and Machine Learning to Reduce Energy Use in Cooling Systems
A new approach to operating a building’s cooling system using machine learning techniques and Internet of Things (IoT) data can help to drive down energy consumption and costs, as the global demand for energy increases. The buildings sector is one of the largest energy-consuming entities, accounting for a staggering 40 percent of global energy consumption […]
C3SR Develops Winning Design for IoT Applications
Researchers at the IBM-Illinois Center for Cognitive Computing Systems Research (C3SR) developed a winning solution in the 2018 DAC System Design Contest, announced last week at the Design Automation Conference (DAC) in San Francisco. The contest, jointly sponsored by ACM SIGDA and DAC, challenged worldwide experts to design low-power embedded systems for Internet-of-Things (IoT) applications. […]
IBM Names 2018 Fellows, Including Four IBM Researchers
Half of IBM’s 2018 Fellows Hail from IBM Research For more than 70 years, IBM Research has defined the future of technology for IBM. Today, we lead the way forward in AI, blockchain, quantum computing and cybersecurity, thanks to critical foundational research conducted across our global labs. This defining moment in IBM’s transformation is made […]
Changing the Way the World Works: IBM Research’s “5 in 5”
Each year, we showcase some of the biggest breakthroughs coming out of IBM Research’s global labs – five technologies that we believe will fundamentally reshape business and society in the next five years.
Capturing the value of place and time with geospatial-temporal insights
IBM Research is introducing an experimental offering named IBM PAIRS Geoscope (Physical Analytics Integrated Data Repository & Services), a unique cloud-centric geospatial information and analytics service that can accelerate the discovery of new insights. Terms like big data, analytics, data science, and the Internet of Things (IoT) have arisen in recent years to help explain […]
IBM Researchers Receive Aegis Graham Bell Award for Work in Digital Agriculture
The earth’s population is 7.6 billion and will rise to 11 billion by the turn of the century. Somehow, we must feed this 45 percent larger population with 10-20 percent less farmable land, and far less farmers. At the same time, a significant fraction of land and productive crop yield will be converted into bioenergy […]