Thomas Watson Jr. bet billions on IBM’s shift from punched cards to electronic computing, transforming the company through the System/360 and a $5-billion investment.

It seems like more than a coincidence that paper and sovereignty played a seminal role in Bull’s beginning and latest chapter. French historian Pierre Mounier-Kuhn unpacks how the ups and downs of ...

Discover how IBM engineers William Goddard and John Lynott invented magnetic disk storage in the 1950s, revolutionizing data management with faster access and the capability to store five million ...

Ever wonder where your favorite gadgets came from? Plenty trace back to the '70s, a decade that was way more high-tech than it gets credit for.

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Rising 850 feet above Chicago’s Loop, Chase Tower is one of the city’s most distinctive skyscrapers, with an unusual inward-sloping profile engineered using early IBM computer modeling and thousands ...

This series, 'When the Leaves Fall, the World Stopped Calculating,' is a five-part serialized novel.Please enjoy this journey ...

Inside the National Museum of Industrial History in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, curators walk through the actual engines, silk ...

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Spread the loveThe quantum computing market is a fascinating, often bewildering space right now. It’s a world where the promise of revolutionary technology clashes head-on with the brutal realities of ...

From a humble farming village in Andhra Pradesh to winning the ACM Turing Award, Raj Reddy pioneered speech recognition ...