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Talk at eBay today with the IBM team moby.to/id112s

Photos of IBM keyboards from Joe/Ellipse @ ModelFKeyboards.com

Photos of IBM keyboards from Joe/Ellipse @ ModelFKeyboards.com

Blogger day on Aug 3 2010 at IBM Watson research lab in New York

the reflection off the whiteboard

 

notes here

Musée des Arts et Métiers. Paris. France

2012 Inaugural Watson User Conference

The former International Business Machines (IBM) building at 520 Capitol Mall in Sacramento was designed in 1963. This 67,200 square foot building provides 8 floors of flexible office space, a penthouse for mechanical equipment, and a basement with service facilities for the main tenant. The site is an interior city lot, located on Capitol Mall, an important boulevard (one of the first areas to be redeveloped in the downtown area). The neighboring buildings are and have always been financial and government buildings.

 

The first, second and third floors were designed to be leased to and occupied by the major tenant (IBM). The other 5 floors divided into smaller office suites. The building was later acquired by IBM, who redesigned the interiors for their occupancy of the entire building. The original client was Dr, Charles E. Brown and the construction cost was $3 million including the 4-level parking structure which accommodates 207 cars. Continental Construction was the construction manager.

 

The head of IBM interviewed and hired Dreyfuss & Blackford Architects even though they weren't the owners, just the prime tenants. It was the first precast building in Sacramento, and the tallest building on Capitol Mall, in addition to being the first building in the redevelopment of Sacramento.

Mentor sessions allow the start-ups to get access to people from all over IBM at all levels and in all roles, from finance to software developers to vice-presidents.

IBM iSeries Power systems

IBM punch card found in manuals for the SAGE computer, Canada Science and Technology Museum.

IBM Blade Server. Dual Quad Core w/ 16gb RAM

 

IBM Blade Server. Dual Quad Core w/ 16gb RAM.

Some sort of 1960s vintage IBM pedal.

IBM PC Convertible 1986

 

The IBM PC Convertible is the first laptop computer released by IBM. Released on April 3, 1986, the Convertible was also the first IBM computer to use the 3.5" floppy disk which went on to become the standard. Like modern laptops, it featured power management and the ability to run from batteries.

IBM Q

Quantum Computing

MIT Technology Review Innovation Leaders Summit

Palais Brongniard

30 Novembre 2018

IBM System/38 CPU new version. Five components with heatsinks n the bottom are RAM (4 chips per package).

One of the CPU modules out of an IBM Mainframe Type 9121 Model 311. Label shows P/N 07G9645

Photos of IBM keyboards from Joe/Ellipse @ ModelFKeyboards.com

A Bidco Africa employee checks cooking oil samples as part of quality control at the manufacturing plant outside Nairobi, Kenya. An IT infrastructure and managed services deal with IBM will help Bidco improve its business application performance by 40 percent, lower capital expenditure and improve return on investment by 20 percent.

 

Photo Credit - Bidco Africa Ltd

 

D and E and the rubble on the left is C Bock

Blogger day on Aug 3 2010 at IBM Watson research lab in New York

SaaS(Software as a Service) と Cloud Computing パラダイムシフト の最新状況

www.ibm.com/developerworks/jp/evangelist/events/shibuya20... / IBM Shibuya Technical Night

IBM BladeCenter S chassis. (1) Nortel 2/3 GbE Ethernet I/O Module, (2) Brocade 4020 Fiber Channel I/O modules

The machine in the foreground is an IBM 403 accounting machine where the input are punched cards. The machine in the center is some type of IBM collator, and the one on the right in the background is a 407 accounting machine.

Figuring out how to move 280kg of IBM Enterprise Rack into the server room

IBM Debater looks somewhat like the alien monolith in 2001: A Space Odyssey, only with animated bouncing blue circles to denote activity. Behind the scenes, Debater uses a group of powerful machines on IBM's cloud-computing infrastructure. || taken March 1, 2019 with Canon EOS 5D Mark IV and EF70-200mm f/2.8L IS II USM at 145, ¹⁄₁₂₅ sec at f/2.8 with ‒ 1 EV, ISO 800 || Copyright 2019 Stephen Shankland/CNET

Was an amazing company BBQ. Food was nice and the entertainment was amazing

IBM had a booth at MacWorld and being a Mac biggot, I couldn't help but notice the smaller company who's product appeared just in front and below.

Erster IBM Personalcomputer (PC) in den Vereinigten Staaten von Amerika (Original-PC).

"IBM Personal System 1"

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The former International Business Machines (IBM) building at 520 Capitol Mall in Sacramento was designed in 1963. This 67,200 square foot building provides 8 floors of flexible office space, a penthouse for mechanical equipment, and a basement with service facilities for the main tenant. The site is an interior city lot, located on Capitol Mall, an important boulevard (one of the first areas to be redeveloped in the downtown area). The neighboring buildings are and have always been financial and government buildings.

 

The first, second and third floors were designed to be leased to and occupied by the major tenant (IBM). The other 5 floors divided into smaller office suites. The building was later acquired by IBM, who redesigned the interiors for their occupancy of the entire building. The original client was Dr, Charles E. Brown and the construction cost was $3 million including the 4-level parking structure which accommodates 207 cars. Continental Construction was the construction manager.

 

The head of IBM interviewed and hired Dreyfuss & Blackford Architects even though they weren't the owners, just the prime tenants. It was the first precast building in Sacramento, and the tallest building on Capitol Mall, in addition to being the first building in the redevelopment of Sacramento.

Done with reading these two books on two IBM PowerVM technologies - Live Partition Mobility and PowerVM Virtualization. Nearly 1,000 pages of text. Still they are not detail enough for what I need.

The former International Business Machines (IBM) building at 520 Capitol Mall in Sacramento was designed in 1963. This 67,200 square foot building provides 8 floors of flexible office space, a penthouse for mechanical equipment, and a basement with service facilities for the main tenant. The site is an interior city lot, located on Capitol Mall, an important boulevard (one of the first areas to be redeveloped in the downtown area). The neighboring buildings are and have always been financial and government buildings.

 

The first, second and third floors were designed to be leased to and occupied by the major tenant (IBM). The other 5 floors divided into smaller office suites. The building was later acquired by IBM, who redesigned the interiors for their occupancy of the entire building. The original client was Dr, Charles E. Brown and the construction cost was $3 million including the 4-level parking structure which accommodates 207 cars. Continental Construction was the construction manager.

 

The head of IBM interviewed and hired Dreyfuss & Blackford Architects even though they weren't the owners, just the prime tenants. It was the first precast building in Sacramento, and the tallest building on Capitol Mall, in addition to being the first building in the redevelopment of Sacramento.

Photos of IBM keyboards from Joe/Ellipse @ ModelFKeyboards.com

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