IBM announced that its Watson AI is getting image recognition capabilities earlier in the year, but this site that lets you feed in your own photos to see what it thinks is in them is both ...

IBM bought its Watson Health Cloud a pair of billion-dollar eyes Thursday to better examine its patients. By acquiring Merge Healthcare, a global medical imaging pioneer headquartered in Chicago ...

IBM plans to acquire medical image handling and processing specialist Merge Healthcare for $1 billion to add advanced image analytics to Watson's cognitive capabilities. Topics Cloud Computing ...

A 2021 ranking on LinkedIn from a Deloitte Central Europe exec places IBM Watson Studio among the top five cloud AI vendors, with "Open Source DIY" joining Big Blue and the Big 3 (see graphic above).

Image recognition is a hot area of research using artificial intelligence, ... IBM’s Watson will tell you what’s in your photos. ... It’s available through the IBM Watson Developer Cloud on ...

IBM is ready to introduce another: Watson-as-a-service. IBM announced last week it has moved its cognitive computing system into the cloud to form the Watson Discovery Advisor, allowing researchers, ...

David Kenny, Senior Vice President of IBM Watson and Cloud Platform, laid out IBM’s strategic ONE Architecture consisting of four layers: Cloud, Data AI, and Applications, as the image below shows.

The drone circles the 150-foot cell tower, its cameras steadily facing the cell tower as it rises. Its high-definition (HD) video feed captures every inch of the structure, relaying the images to ...

“IBM is dedicated to developing market leading, industry-specific cloud offerings that meet each sectors’ unique needs,” said Rhodin, senior vice president of IBM Watson Group, in a statement.

With public cloud providers competing to be the favored destination for their customers’ artificial intelligence projects, IBM Corp. has decided to bring its Watson technology out from behind ...

IBM is selling its Watson Health data and analytics business, the final step in the company’s retreat from what it once called a “moonshot” venture to improve health care, helping save lives ...