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IBM Looks Ahead to a Sensor Revolution and Cognitive Computers New York Times (blog) But I.B.M. has a bit different spin on this year-end ritual. It taps its top researchers worldwide to come up with a list of five technologies likely to advance remarkably over the next five years. The company calls the list, “Five In Five,” with the ... See all stories on this topic »

IBM Wants You To Fold Your Computer Screen And Put It In Your Pocket Seeking Alpha I believe IBM has good opportunity for long-term investors because of the ground breaking research it is involved in that could revolutionize mobile computing. Even though I like the company long term, I believe short term, a bearish income strategy ... See all stories on this topic »

Feeling through your phone and a digital tongue: IBM predicts the five-year future SlashGear ibm-logo1 IBM has offered up its annual list of five innovations that will change our lives within five years. IBM calls the list the “IBM 5 in 5.” The list covers innovations that IBM believes that the potential change the way people work, live, and ... See all stories on this topic »

IBM: You'll be able to 'feel' through your smartphone in five years - Big Blue ... TechEye Smartphones will be able to 'touch' materials through their handset within five years,IBM has predicted. Researchers at Big Blue are already developing applications for retail, healthcare and other areas using a variety of sensors to give tactile ... See all stories on this topic » TechEye

IBM provides Russia with 90-nm process EE Times LONDON – IBM Coirp. has agreed to help Russia's Angstrem with 90-nm manufacturing process as part of a broader agreement on collaboration that will range from mathematics to microelectronics and computer science. OJSC Angstrem (Zelenograd ... See all stories on this topic »

Touch: 5 Future Technology Innovations from IBM YouTube In 5 years, you will be able to touch through your phone. IBM is working on bringing a sense of touch to mobile devices, and bringing together virtual and real world experiences for a number of industries including retail. Shoppers will be able to ... See all stories on this topic »

'IBM's latest retirement move is bad for workers' Times of India CHICAGO: IBM ads urge us all to follow its lead and help "build a smarter planet." Let's hope other companies don't follow Big Blue's latest move: an overhaul of its 401(k) plan that shifts its matching contribution to a once-a-year affair. Starting ... See all stories on this topic » Times of India

Why IBM and Intel Are Chasing the $100B Opportunity in Nanophotonics Forbes Peter De Dobbelaere, PhD has spent nearly two decades at the intersection of optics and electronics. He is currently Vice President of Engineering at Luxtera – a market leader in Silicon Photonics (Full disclosure: my venture firm Lux Capital is an ... See all stories on this topic »