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IBM partners with RMIT Online for 5G, IoT courses
Two courses are targeting industries likely to be impacted by IoT, including healthcare, logistics, mining and telecommunications. -
Craft brewer using Internet of Things to fine-tune its ales
Using sensors and AI to produce Trappist Monk-style beer. -
Aussie consortium embeds IoT into smart contracts
Law firm ties up with CSIRO’s Data61 and Big Blue. -
IBM, Harman enabling voice interaction with workplaces
Using Watson AI to 'speak' to lights, audio and other smart devices. -
AT&T to provide IBM Watson-powered analytics
Wireless connectivity meets machine learning. -
IBM, Seebo to offer smart IoT product development
Combining cognitive computing with product design platform. -
BMW, IBM to bring cognitive computing to cars
Will Watson become your digital copilot in your next vehicle? -
IBM launches Watson IoT consulting service
New products for manufacturing, asset management and learning tools also announced. -
IBM to establish new Watson IoT headquarters
Investing US$200 million in new Industry 4.0 facility. -
IoT a focus for IBM's new security taskforce
X-Force Red to help businesses uncover vulnerabilities. -
Using Watson IoT to predict natural disasters
The Weather Company to use cognitive computing with its Personal Weather Station Network in 195 countries. -
Watson comes to building management
ISS to use IBM's cognitive computing IoT platform. -
IBM, Cisco collaborate on edge IoT
Tech powerhouses bring cognitive insight to 'the last mile'. -
IBM, Pfizer collaborate on Parkinson's research
Using IoT to provide real-time medical insight. -
Kyocera bolsters IoT development capability
Greater focus on software in the coming years. -
IBM Watson crunching numbers for Honda F1
Real-time data analysis. -
IBM launches Watson-powered sleep study app
Greater insights into sleeping habits. -
KONE, IBM drive smarter buildings
Watson IoT watches people traffic indoors. -
IBM launches Quarks IoT development tool
New open source tool for IoT developers. -
IBM creates global IoT developer team
Over 2500 people to help customers act on IoT data.