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Eco Factor: Lithium-air batteries with ten times more storage capacity to be developed by IBM. IBM has kicked off its Battery 500 Project, which if successful will result in the development of next-gen batteries which could boost the range of...

Eco Factor: IBM is trying to increase processing power without increasing electric power. IBM has announced plans to build the next-gen Blue Gene-class supercomputer, one which would scale up to 20 petaflops. Sequoia, as the new supercomputer is...

It’s good to know how renewable energy from the sun has come into the mainstream spotlight. Proof to this is a mass-market industry for solar power products. Solar cells use the same basic silicone parts as a computer chip, tech companies replicate.

There is little doubt about IBM’s ability to provide some of the best solutions when it comes to handling your system and your notebooks. But the giants of the computer world are not only revamping the world of information technology, but are also...

Computers are growing at such a fast pace that they are starting to get scary. When a simple request to one can determine my system configuration of my PC that is a thousand miles away, then it starts to get all the more scary. It is interesting that...

Since IBM is famous as a multinational computer firm, it comes as a clean surprise to know that they have been working on re-sourcing their energy wastes in to something beneficial. Teaming with GIB-Services, they have announced a new energy efficient..

IBM has been, for long, a pioneer in technological advancement & gadgetry. Now they have come up with a unique eco-friendly way to solve the problem of Silicon shortage. While the technology might not solve the problem entirely, it solves it to an...

After all the studies and predictions are made of the future effects of global warming, it is perhaps the turn of the tech-savvy scientists to pull out their arms to fight climate change. The U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency has already...

IBM, Whirlpool and the U.S. Department of Energy are currently undertaking GridWise studies in 300 homes of Washington State and Oregon for a cleaner, more energy-efficient future for the nation and lower bills for consumers. It will be achieved by...