While IBM’s engineer John Backus created FORTRAN as a critical early programming language in what IBM says was the “programmable” era, the company says its idea for the cognitive computing ...

IBM has developed a programming language for tomorrows cognitive computers. ... For example, use of the chips in wearable computing glasses might process visual data to those with impaired vision.

Head researcher of IBM's Cognitive Computing group, Dharmendra Modha, announced last November that his group had simulated over 500 billion neurons using the Blue Gene/Sequoia supercomputer at the ...

IBM's departure puts a cloud over work that was supposed to turn Swift into a powerhouse technology for corporate app development. Swift is a programming language first released by Apple in 2014 ...

Protein Visual Guide ... end-user programming. Rod Smith, IBM's vice president of emerging technology, plans to talk about QEDwiki and Big Blue's growing fondness for scripting languages, ...

While IBM has always exposed Watson application programming interfaces, Rob High, chief technology officer for Watson at IBM, says CognizeR is an SDK that eliminates the need for a developer to write ...

IBM is undoubtedly one of the oldest computer technology companies, but it may be on the cutting edge when it comes to deploying newfangled agile programming methodologies.

Only months after Apple officially open-sourced Swift, IBM today is announcing that they are bringing Apple’s Swift programming language to the cloud. This makes IBM the first cloud provider ...

IBM's new product offering, Code Assistant for IBM Z, ... COBOL, or Common Business Oriented Language, is one of the oldest programming languages in use, dating back to around 1959.

IBM's new programming tools are part of a broader quantum computing effort to build out a developer ecosystem leveraging the Qiskit programming language . Written by Larry Dignan, Contributor ...

IBM is releasing a free training course next week to teach the 60-year-old programming language COBOL to coders.