While many IT departments grapple with big data, IBM says it has the smallest data in the world: one bit on one atom. Researchers at IBM’s Almaden lab in San Jose, California, have written and read a ...

While many IT departments grapple with big data, IBM says it has the smallest data in the world: one bit on one atom. Researchers at IBM’s Almaden lab in San Jose, California, have written and read a ...

IBM has not only learned to create magnets out of single atoms of holmium, it has also been able to deliberately flip these atoms’ binary magnetic states up or down. In short, IBM has succeeded in ...

PORTLAND, Ore. — Even the highest density hard-disk drives use approximately 1 million magnetic atoms to store a single bit of information. IBM's Almaden Research Center (San Jose, Calif.) has ...

Nanoscientists have managed to pack a bit of data onto a single atom — an impressive milestone that paves the way for smaller computers with bigger memories. On Wednesday, IBM researchers announced ...

IBM stores data on an atom, 08/31/07: IBM Corp. has demonstrated how to perform certain computer functions on single atoms and molecules, a discovery that could someday lead to processors the size of ...

Q-CTRL Pty. Ltd. said today it’s collaborating with IBM Corp. to enhance the performance and efficiency of that company’s quantum computing platform. The Australian startup said its Q-CTRL Embedded ...