Based in Nice, France, IBM’s fourth Bluemix Garage will help transform how apps are built with IBM Cloud
ARMONK, N.Y. and NICE, FR – 22 Mar 2016: IBM today announced the opening of a Bluemix Garage in Nice, France to help European organizations of all sizes and industries accelerate the development and design of next-generation apps on IBM Cloud. (more…)
What’s more fun than drawing a stickperson and battling purple monster blobs? Sharing your stickperson with other people, whether it’s a cartoon hamburger on legs or a sketch of Michael Jackson as “Thriller” zombie. (more…)
Yvonne Brill invented satellite propulsion. Sarah Mather developed the underwater telescope. Ada Lovelace created the first computer algorithm. They were all women inventors, two words that many people don’t put together in a sentence very often. (more…)
ANN ARBOR — The metaphor is an old one in Western civilization—the head represents rationality and the heart represents emotion. The link is often made in speech and literature by pointing at one’s head (thinking) or at one’s chest (feeling). (more…)
When Sinead McGivney and Christina Lynch attended a Codess networking event in Dublin last year, they had no idea it would be the first step to finding exciting new careers as Bing Advertising Support engineers at Microsoft. (more…)
It’s not just strangers who target children online. Kids’ own friends are sexually harassing them over the Internet, finds new research led by a Michigan State University cybercrime expert. (more…)
IBM enhances global design and digital capabilities to create transformative brand experiences for clients
ARMONK, N.Y. – 24 Feb 2016: IBM today announced it completed the acquisition of Resource/Ammirati — a leading, US-based digital marketing and creative agency — to join IBM Interactive Experience or IBM iX, the world’s largest digital agency (1). Financial terms were not disclosed. (more…)
Exaktere Ergebnisse liefern neue Erkenntnisse zu Größe und Bewohnbarkeit von Planeten
Die Schwerkraft an der Oberfläche eines Sterns ändert sich im Laufe seines Lebens drastisch. Diese wichtige Größe – die sogenannte Oberflächengravitation –, mit der sich das Alter von Sternen und die Größe von Planeten bestimmen lassen, ist allerdings sehr schwer zu messen. Einem internationalen ForscherInnen-Team mit Beteiligung der Universität Wien ist es nun gelungen, diesen Wert auf wenige Prozent genau zu bestimmen. Die neue Methode wird bei zukünftigen ESA- und NASA-Missionen eingesetzt werden, um Größe und Bewohnbarkeit von Planeten, die ferne Sterne umkreisen, besser bestimmen zu können. Die Studie erscheint aktuell in der Zeitschrift “Science Advances”.
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