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Blockchain system for transport tickets developed by UK experts
The University of Birmingham's STUB solution utilizes both blockchain and ontology to model and manage complex information systems, creating transparent, interconnected data structures.
The University of Birmingham's STUB solution utilizes both blockchain and ontology to model and manage complex information systems, creating transparent, interconnected data structures.
NASA and IBM's Privthi-weather-climate foundational model allows researchers to make long-term climate projections and short-term weather predictions with a high degree of accuracy.
In 2023, Gate2Chain unveiled its Trace platform, and a year has passed with the company making a great deal of progress with Trace, which is all set to be revealed at the London Blockchain Conference 2024.
Forbes may have named BSV as one of the "good-for-nothing" blockchains in the market, but developments on the blockchain network over the years prove otherwise.
From cybersecurity tools to supply chain apps, utility blockchains will secure the future. Join the London Blockchain Conference 2024 to learn more about the real-world use cases of this tech.
IBM researchers say that with generative AI, it has become “scarily easy” to intercept live calls and relay the malicious information you want to either party.
Casper Labs and IBM are pushing for blockchain and artificial intelligence integration, exploring how these technologies can be utilized to create solutions that will tackle hurdles in deploying generative AI models.
IBM and Meta unite with 50+ partners for the AI Alliance, prioritizing responsible AI, open community collaboration, benchmarks, and AI hardware advancement, backed by an $80 billion R&D fund.
IBM introduces Hyper Protect OSO, revolutionizing digital asset custody through advanced cold storage, zero-trust computing, and time-based security in collaboration with Metaco and tier-1 banks.
The roadmap comes on the heels of the launch of the IBM Condor, a 1,121 qubit quantum processor, leveraging IBM’s proprietary cross-resonance gate technology.
Japan and IBM Quantum marked a new milestone this year with the installation of a 127-qubit Quantum Eagle processor, a development that would advance research in various fields.
IBM's training will be done through its SkillBuild platform, which offers over 1,000 courses in 20 languages on AI, cybersecurity, data analysis, cloud computing, and other technical disciplines.