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IBM has unveiled a breakthrough in semiconductor design and process with the development of the world's first chip announced with 2 nanometer (nm) nanosheet technology. Semiconductors play critical roles in everything from computing, to appliances, to communication devices, transportation systems, and critical infrastructure.

Demand for increased chip performance and energy efficiency continues to rise, especially in the era of hybrid cloud, AI, and the Internet of Things. IBM's new 2 nm chip technology helps advance the state-of-the-art in the semiconductor industry, addressing this growing demand. It is projected to achieve 45 percent higher performance, or 75 percent lower energy use, than today's most advanced 7 nm node chipsi.

The potential benefits of these advanced 2 nm chips could include:

Quadrupling cell phone battery life, only requiring users to charge their devices every four daysii.
Slashing the carbon footprint of data centers, which account for one percent of global energy useiii. Changing all of their servers to 2 nm-based processors could potentially reduce that number significantly.
Drastically speeding up a laptop's functions, ranging from quicker processing in applications, to assisting in language translation more easily, to faster internet access.
Contributing to faster object detection and reaction time in autonomous vehicles like self-driving cars.

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Director of IBM Research Dario Gil behind the scenes of a real quantum computing lab. He'll explain how you (yes, you) can access and program quantum computers today.

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How can the millions of developers worldwide start working with quantum computing? Hear IBM Fellow and Vice President of IBM Quantum Jay Gambetta describe what you can do today to take advantage of quantum hardware and future cloud services.

IBM Research chief writer and editorial lead Katia Moskvitch will host a live, public discussion about the state of quantum computing with IBM Fellow and IBM Research-Europe Department Head Science & Technology Heike Riel. The two will cover IBM's current quantum technology, how it's being used and by whom, and how anyone can learn to program quantum computers now - and be ready for a future quantum industry and workforce. Join IBM Research editor Katia Moskvitch, live from IBM Research's lab in Zurich, for a conversation and Q&A with IBM Fellow Heike Riel.

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IBM previews the upcoming IBM Telum Processor, designed to bring deep learning inference to enterprise workloads to help clients address fraud in real-time. Telum contains on-chip acceleration for AI to support inferencing with the life of an enterprise transaction. Three years in development, this chip is designed to help customers achieve business insights at scale across banking, finance, trading, insurance applications and other customer interactions. A Telum-based IBM Z system is planned for the first half of 2022.

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IBM Quantum Computing State of the Union 2021
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The IBM Quantum Summit kicks off with a perspective from Darío Gil, IBM SVP and Director of Research on the journey of IBM Quantum. Darío reveals our biggest industry-defining announcements of the year and provides a glimpse into the remarkable future ahead.
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IBM Research talks about computer Security, privacy, AI and how to manage the threats and protecting passwords
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