IBM will no longer work on facial recognition software
IBM is pulling out on any work in the facial recognition market as they feel it needs far more regulation in how it should be used.
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The Cell is dead, long live the Cell
I remember the days when I could read stories about computing hardware and not feel like I have just put my brain through a blender… but then I moved away from the hardware side of things and it appears that this isn’t like riding a bike. But here is what I got in a nutshell, while the Cell processor has …
PS3 vs Xbox 360 – The battle of the CPU’s
I was browsing through the latest news over at PS3Blog.co.za this morning and I saw that they had a posting about what the co-creator of the Cell CPU (David Shippy)Â had to say about his little baby compared to the (also IBM developed) Xbox 360 Xenon CPU. When asked about which was more powerful he had this to say about the …
Sony sponsored the Xbox 360’s development
I really do like feel good stories and nothing hearing about arch enemies working together in Harmony… Mind you I am not so sure that Sony were as happy when they found out that they had actually been sponsoring the development of the Xbox 360 CPU. So how did this happen? Well Sony contracted IBM to create the super powerful …
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