IBM is launching and application programming interface (API) and software developer kit for public access to quantum computing via IBM Cloud. The company also outlined plans to make commercial quantum ...

IBM has recently announced that they've open sourced their API Microgateway. This means that any developer/business can now take advantage of this software in their own computing projects at no cost.

Recognizing that IT security by definition is a team sport, IBM today announced it is adding a set of open application programming interfaces (APIs) to the IBM Security QRadar platformthrough which ...

Most of the time, when we talk about functional quantum computers in the world, we're talking about D-Wave. That company has taken the lead on quantum computing and provides its own 2048-bit quantum ...

A new report from IBM Security X-Force has found that two-thirds of cloud breaches can be traced to misconfigured application programming interfaces. The report, released today, is based on data for ...

As part of IBM’s annual InterConnect conference in Las Vegas, the company is announcing a new machine learning course in partnership with workspace and education provider Galvanize to familiarize ...

IBM announced today that it was updating its Quantum Experience cloud with a new API that it hopes will increase the abilities of researchers and other interested parties to build more sophisticated ...

IBM Watson’s three new application program interfaces available to developers boost the supercomputer’s emotional and visual capabilities. The cognitive APIs are available to developers in beta form, ...

IBM is acquiring StepZen Inc, developer of a GraphQL server with a unique architecture that helps developers build GraphQL APIs quickly and with less code. The acquisition of StepZen's innovative ...

Google and IBM have announced the launch of Grafeas, an open-source project providing developers with a standardised way of auditing and governing their software supply chains. The project provides an ...

In Mike Nichols’ 1967 film “The Graduate,” one character has sage words of advice for young Dustin Hoffman’s character: “Plastics. There’s a great future in plastics!” Today, the advice to a company ...