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IBM donates machine learning tooling to enable ‘responsible’ AI

CTOvision

is donating three open-source artificial intelligence development toolkits to LF AI, an organization within the Linux Foundation that maintains open-source machine learning tools. The LF AI Technical Advisory Committee […].

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IBM, Grillo, and the Linux Foundation partner on early earthquake detection systems

Venture Beast

IBM, the Linux Foundation, and Grillo have launched an initiative -- OpenEEW -- to promote the deployment of early earthquake detection systems. Read More.

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Modernizing the mainframe for the digital era

CIO Business Intelligence

He’s doing just that on the bank’s IBM Z system mainframes, for which the bank has written some 10 million lines of code over the years. Each houses an IBM z15 system. According to IDC, IBM sold more than 4,300 IBM Z systems in 2020, for approximately $3.5 Z upgrades and open source. M&T, a $6.5

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How to modernize and accelerate mainframe application development

CIO Business Intelligence

Tap into open-source software Mainframe-dependent businesses often think that open source is just for cloud-based products – but that assumption is incorrect. Open-source software accelerates IBM Z® application development and delivery through modern tools that drive automation and integration to and from the mainframe.

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Step by step to the artificial intelligence we dream of with AI Alliance

Dataconomy

The rapid advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) are opening up a world of possibilities, transforming the way we work, live, learn, and interact with one another. However, to harness these advancements responsibly and ensure that the benefits of AI are shared equitably, open and transparent innovation is essential.

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History of Computer Hacking and Cybersecurity Threats: From the 50s to Today

ForAllSecure

One of the first known instances of computer hacking occurred in the late 1950s, when a group of MIT students known as the Tech Model Railroad Club began experimenting with the school's new IBM 704 computer. 1980s The home computer era began in the 1980s when personal computers became widely available to the general public.

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