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IBM launches 133-qubit quantum computer in India

https://sudonull.com/ibm-launches-133-qubit-quantum-computer-in-india

How IBM is building a quantum ecosystem in Asia: 133-qubit processor, Quantum Valley, and market preparation. Find out who will benefit from India's quantum leap.

2-nm chip IBM NorthStar: optical interconnects and the future

https://sudonull.com/2-nm-chip-ibm-northstar-optical-interconnects-and-the-future

IBM announced the 2-nm NorthStar chip with 12 Tbit/s optical interconnects, 70% more energy efficient than copper. Analysis of implications for Nvidia, Intel, and the market. Read details.

MIT-IBM Computing Lab: hybrid AI and quantum computing

https://sudonull.com/mit-ibm-computing-lab-hybrid-ai-and-quantum-computing

MIT and IBM have opened the Computing Research Lab to create hybrid AI and quantum computing systems. Learn about new approaches to forecasting, biology, and materials science.

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Jan 18, 2001 ·

https://www.columbia.edu/cu/computinghistory/1401.html

Jan 18, 2001 · At $2500 per month minimally configured, this was IBM 's first affordable general-purpose computer, and it was intended to take the place of all the accounting machines and calculators that still provided a cheaper alternative to IBM's 650 and 70 x computers.

Feb 19, 2015 ·

https://computerhistory.org/blog/about-the-computer-history-museums-ibm-1401-machines/

Feb 19, 2015 · The 1401 was a “stored program computer,” allowing programmers to write (and share) applications loaded into the machine from punched cards or magnetic tape, all without the need to physically reconfigure the machine for each task.

Jul 5, 2015 ·

https://ibm-1401.info/

Jul 5, 2015 · A 5 minute video of the Old IBM, �A Century of Smart" with the IBM 1401 , including Jud McCarthy and John Pokoski (more id's in John's info) Ken Ross and Paul Laughton demo the IBM 1401 from Ken Ross

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https://gunkies.org/wiki/IBM_1401

The IBM 1401 was a small mainframe introduced by IBM in 1959. It was internally a digit/ character at a time machine (a serial computer, in a way), using decimal addressing; it supported from 1,400 up to 16,000 locations of main memory.

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