IBM has really been I think the biggest pioneer in terms of making this technology accessible. IBM has deployed
IBM has really been, I think, the biggest pioneer in terms of making this technology accessible.
IBM has deployed at this point over 90 quantum computers worldwide.
IBM , Amazon, and Honeywell have quantum teams.
IBM did not see Microsoft.
IBM did some research top left that showed 60% of CEOs are looking for inspirational leadership
IBM said, hey, get back in here, and you're going to work shoulder to shoulder with your colleagues or be fired.
IBM ruled in the days of mainframe computers, Microsoft dominated the desktop era, Google exploded with search in the internet age,
IBM was in a different business then.
IBM came out with a survey a little while ago that estimated that in the next three years, 65% of all big banks are going to be using blockchain.
IBM built one.
IBM came in with one of its big, iron machines for about a million dollars.
IBM was furious, sued, and did all the typical stuff that companies do.
IBM 's, yours, OpenAI's, right?
IBM itself, for example, a lot of famous women from the sort of earlier days of programming languages and compilers, and so on.
IBM , he said, was bent on world domination.
IBM , Apple, YouTube.
IBM of course moved up to Armonk, and then it moved further north.
IBM 's Watson system beat Ken Jennings, the world's champion.
IBM didn't do the field any favors, in my view, by wrapping Watson in a theatrical suite of anthropomorphic features.
IBM and some other companies are starting internal crowdfunding platforms for skunks.
IBM is a really interesting example.
IBM PC comes out.
IBM did a global survey.
IBM did a couple years ago when-- probably one of the best companies that's done this-- is they had a-- what did they call it-- a brain jam I think is what
IBM has been very clear that Watson is going into health care now.
IBM for dominance of the desktop and in doing so they had finally reached a place where they felt they were in a
IBM believed that Fujitsu had stolen its operating system.
IBM 1130, and he really credits the ability to recode.
IBM HP you know they they don't they're a bit more yesterday you know in that
IBM PC do two things I could make it seem the IBM fight song ever onward ever onward IBM okay that was great I could
by IBM and 3Com, which was a token ring network.
at IBM Quantum.
at IBM Quantum.
Her IBM typewriter is a constant source of frustration, because even though technological progress has enabled her to take notes faster, it's also created this headache because the typewriter is
So IBM has a cloud-based, small quantum computing device that you can go and play with.
From IBM to Snapchat you sort of see the whole system.
Certainly IBM , Bell Labs-- you're now in a startup environment.
And IBM and Control Data both came in with RFPs or whatever.
So IBM came back and said, we'll sell it to you for $250,000.
Johnson IBM MetLife all of them are sort of stepping up and saying not only do want to increase the amount of paid
But IBM succeeded by setting up-- they made their mainframes in Poughkeepsie, New York.
Even IBM is not like that anymore.
by IBM management.
But IBM is subsidizing people driving individual cars, because IBM 's paying a huge amount of money for parking lots.
when IBM foisted the IBM PC on us.
of IBM or Google or short gold or whatever it may be, right?
And IBM 's probably one of his biggest clients.
Think IBM trying to have a computer that plays chess, or a computer that plays Jeopardy!, and all the stuff that you guys do.
When IBM tried it in around '56 with 20 Russian phrases and English phrases that they programmed the computer to translate, it looked impressive.