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IBM Scientists Demonstrate Quantum Phenomenon for the First Time Using a Plastic Film

By Guest PostDecember 10, 2013Science, Technologyalbert einstein, bec, big data, bose einstein condensation, bosons, computer systems, energy efficient lasers, exabytes, Germany, ibm research, johannes d plumhof, lijian mai, luminescent polymer, macroscopic quantum phenomena, macroscopic scale, nanometers, non crystalline, optical switches, particles, petabytes, picoseconds, plastic, polymer film, polymeric layer, quantum mechanical phenomenon, quantum simulations, quantum world, rainer f mahrt, satyendranath bose, smartphones, thilo stoferle, ullrich scherf, university of wuppertal

Originally predicted in the 1920s by Satyendranath Bose and Albert Einstein, applications could include energy-efficient lasers and optical switches, critical components for future computer systems processing Big Data

ZURICH – 10 Dec 2013: For the first time, scientists at IBM Research have demonstrated a complex quantum mechanical phenomenon known as Bose-Einstein condensation (BEC), using a luminescent polymer (plastic) similar to the materials in light emitting displays used in many of today’s smartphones.

This discovery has potential applications in developing novel optoelectronic devices including energy-efficient lasers and ultra-fast optical switches — critical components for powering future computer systems to process massive Big Data workloads. The use of a polymer material and the observation of BEC at room temperature provides substantial advantages in terms of applicability and cost. (more…)

IBM Big Data Technology Helps South Korea’s Meteorological Administration Increase Accuracy of Weather Forecasting

By Guest PostFebruary 27, 2013Technologyaircraft, balloons, barometric pressure readings, big data, cheollian, data per second, data storage system, environmental conditions, environmental problems, gigabytes, gpfs, gyoung hyun lee, high capacity data, historical data, hwangsa, ibm, ibm korea, images, jung uk tak, kma, meteorological administration, meteorological data, meteorological satellite, mongolia, natural disasters, nmsc, northern china, observations from satellites, petabytes, predictive environmental forecasting, real time analysis, sand storms, ships, south korea, spring season, technologies on earth, temperature, terabytes, trajectory, typhoon, wind speeds

South Korea’s most powerful data storage system helps tackle weather’s data deluge

Seoul, SOUTH KOREA – 27 Feb 2013: South Korea’s Meteorological Administration (KMA) and IBM today announced a project to help KMA and its affiliate, the National Meteorological Satellite Center (NMSC), tackle Big Data for better, more accurate and predictive environmental forecasting.

As South Korea’s national meteorological organization, KMA’s mission is to protect citizens’ lives and property from natural disasters and support economic activities sensitive to environmental conditions. (more…)

IBM Advances Big Data Analytics with Acquisition of Vivisimo

By Guest PostApril 25, 2012Technologyairbus, analyze, apache hadoop, arvind Krishna, big data, big data technology, cloudera, data, defense intelligence agency, ibm, ibm analytics, john kealey, navigation software, Pennsylvania, petabytes, pittsburgh, quintillion bytes, us air force, velocity, vivisimo, volume

Armonk, N.Y. – 25 Apr 2012: IBM today announced a definitive agreement to acquire Vivisimo, a leading provider of federated discovery and navigation software that helps organizations access and analyze big data across the enterprise. Vivisimo is a privately held company based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Vivisimo software excels in capturing and delivering quality information across the broadest range of data sources, no matter what format it is, or where it resides. The software automates the discovery of data and helps employees navigate it with a single view across the enterprise, providing valuable insights that drive better decision-making for solving all operational challenges. (more…)

IBM Acquires Datacap

By Guest PostAugust 10, 2010Technologydatacap, ecm, electronic health record, enterprise content management, healthcare, her, ibm, petabytes, ron ercanbrack, sarbanes-oxley, scott blau, tarrytown

ARMONK, N.Y. – 10 Aug 2010: IBM (NYSE: IBM) today announced the acquisition of Datacap Inc., a privately-held company based in Tarrytown, NY. Datacap is a leading provider of software that enables organizations to transform the way they capture, manage and automate the flow of business information to improve business processes, reduce paper costs or manual errors and meet compliance mandates. Financial terms were not disclosed.

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IBM Scientists Demonstrate Quantum Phenomenon for the First Time Using a Plastic Film

IBM Big Data Technology Helps South Korea’s Meteorological Administration Increase Accuracy of Weather Forecasting

IBM Advances Big Data Analytics with Acquisition of Vivisimo

IBM Acquires Datacap