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What is a nanostack? Building a chip like a city
ExplainerPeter HessIntroducing the first sub-1 nanometer node chip — the smallest, most powerful chip technology in the world
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How to run AI workloads on mixed GPUs quickly and affordably
NewsKim MartineauBringing quantum-centric supercomputing to Illinois
Q & AKim MartineauIBM demonstrates extreme scale for content-aware storage with a 100-billion vector database
NewsPeter HessBuilding PyTorch-native support for the IBM Spyre Accelerator
Technical noteRaghu Ganti, Mudhakar Srivatsa, Elpida Tzortzatos, Viji Srinivasan, Vaidyanathan Srinivasan, and Tabari AlexanderIBM demonstrates High NA EUV process capability on track for insertion below 2 nm nodes at SPIE 2026
Technical noteLuciana MeliLifting the cover on the IBM Spyre Accelerator
Technical noteJeffrey BurnsA glimpse at computing’s quantum-centric future
ExplainerJerry Chow and Ryan MandelbaumFrom atoms to chips: Thermonat models heat with unprecedented accuracy
NewsPeter HessA new advance in a two-century pursuit in physics
Technical noteOki Gunawan, Doug Bishop, and Bonfilio NainggolanAccelerating AI inference with IBM Storage Scale
Technical noteTalia Gershon, Swaminathan Sundararaman, Yue Zhu, Radu Stoica, Animesh Trivedi, Jonathan Terner, Frank Schmuck, Jeremy Cohn, Christof Schmitt, Anthony Hsu, Guy Margalit, Vasily Tarasov, and Vincent HsuIt takes a village to make open infrastructure for AI a reality
NewsPeter HessExpanding AI model training and inference for the open-source community
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