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IBM Granite now has eyes
ResearchKim MartineauReasoning in Granite 3.2 using inference scaling
ResearchLuis LastrasIntroducing the GneissWeb dataset
Technical noteSyed Yousaf Shah, Bishwaranjan Bhattacharjee, Swanand Kadhe, and Hajar Emami GohariIBM’s new benchmark changes monthly to avoid teaching to the test
ResearchKim MartineauMelting magnets with utility-scale quantum simulation: Researchers explore condensed-matter physics phenomena
ResearchRobert Davis and Edward H. ChenWhy a decades old architecture decision is impeding the power of AI computing
ExplainerPeter HessAI agents have the potential to revolutionize work — and now you can measure if they actually are
ReleaseMike MurphyExploring the potential for quantum advantage in mathematical optimization
ResearchStefan Woerner, Ryan Mandelbaum, and Robert DavisPonder This Challenge - February 2025 - Prime number magic square
PuzzleGadi Aleksandrowicz- Ponder This
The 2024 IBM Research annual letter
Deep DiveJay Gambetta, Mukesh Khare, and Sriram RaghavanHow analog in-memory computing could power the AI models of tomorrow
ResearchPeter HessA benchmark for evaluating conversational RAG
ResearchKim MartineauHow John Knickerbocker spent a career cultivating new technologies
Deep DivePeter HessUsing dynamic circuits to efficiently implement quantum states with long-range entanglement
ResearchFabio Scafirimuto, Robert Davis, Simone Cantori, Marcel Pfaffhauser, and Elisa BäumerHow low-precision computing boosts efficiency — without hurting accuracy
ExplainerPeter HessA year of simplifying quantum software development tools with Qiskit
Technical noteIsmael Faro, Blake Johnson, Robert Davis, Abby Mitchell, and Sanket Panda
