| IBM server - 60 sec
IBM Commercial
Auteur : danielkostyal
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| IBM Linux ad: Prodigy - 92 sec
Linux advertisement from IBM, released in September 2003.
"The Future is Open"
Auteur : teoruiz
Tags: ibm linux ad advertisement
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| IBM Innovation Buzzword Bingo - 30 sec
IBM Innovation Buzzword Bingo
Auteur : wbdathome1920
Tags: IBM Innovation
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| IBM and the Holocaust - 348 sec
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It has been over 50 years since Adolf Hitler took his life in a small underground bunker near Berlin. And while, for many, the Holocaust that he planned and executed against the Jewish population of Europe is a thing of the past -- a dark chapter of our history that serves a reminder of man's inhuman potential -- for others, it is a subject of unrelinquished sorrow and tireless investigation.
It is in the latter camp that we find Edwin Black, author of the Pulitzer Prize-nominated international bestseller IBM and the Holocaust. The book, which documents IBM's direct links to Hilter and his so-called 'Final Solution' by providing the Third Reich with census machines and punch card technology, caused IBM to issue a formal statement claiming that the Nazis controlled the operations of IBM Germany during the war. But Edwin's research shows that Thomas J. Watson, founder and president of IBM during the company's financial relationship with the Nazis, exercised more hands-on control of the operation than they care to admit.
In his Guerrilla News directorial debut, Paul Shore interviews the author and deploys GNN's trademark design aesthetic in what is sure to be one of the most controversial documentaries about U.S. corporate complicity with the Nazi regime.
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Directed / Produced by:
Paul Shore
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Mitchell Akiyama
Auteur : COAnews
Tags:IBM corporations media fascism politics control business Nazi computers
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| IBM and Michigan Tech - The Future of Work - 101 sec
IBM and Michigan Tech help prepare students for future careers in IT and business.
Auteur : websphere99
Tags: jobs future ibm students software computers technology michigan careers employment
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| IBM, Verichip, and the Fouth Reich - 509 sec
IBM and its ties to human control
Auteur : noverichip
Tags:ibm black rfid microchip nazi hitler verichip we the people will not be chipped 666 bush national id government police
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| ibm 305 ramac - 338 sec
1956? promotional material
Auteur : polyomino
Tags:ibm ramac "305 ramac" computer retro "old computer"
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| IBM QEDWiki ACORD Demo - 331 sec
Demo of IBM QEDWiki / Web 2.0 mashup project
Auteur : iboyibm
Tags:QEDWiki IBM ACORD Barnes
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| Greater IBM and Second Life Video Introduction - 136 sec
TOP SECRET. Greater IBM and Second Life Video Introduction. Unique and funny. Seinfeld fans will like it. IBMers, alumni, and everyone, start here!
By Mathew Georghiou and Joel Garza.
Auteur : KevinAires
Tags:Greater IBM GreaterIBM Second Life Georghiou Garza Seinfeld Funny
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| IBM Zone Trusted Information Channel (ZTIC) - 187 sec
More and more attacks to online banking applications target the user's home PC, changing what is displayed to the user, while logging and altering key strokes.
In order to foil these threats, the IBM Zurich Research Lab has introduced the Zone Trusted Information Channel (ZTIC), a hardware device that can counter these attacks in an easy-to-use way.
More information:
http://www.zurich.ibm.com/ztic/
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Auteur : LazarusPayne
Tags: banking security ztic ibm
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| History of IBM - 209 sec
History of IBM
Auteur : jutecht
Tags:education IBM
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| IBM RFID Clipped Tag - 114 sec
The IBM clipped tag technology allows consumers to tear off the antenna of an RFID tag, thereby significantly reducing the tag's read range to just a few inches. This makes it extremely difficult to read tags within an individual's personal space without being noticeable. The clipped tag gives consumers the ability to simply "opt out" and protect their privacy. The chip, however, retains full functionality otherwise. This enhances consumer privacy while maintaining the benefits of the technology, such as product authentication or recalls.
Auteur : RFIDdotcom
Tags:Technology IBM RFID privacy
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| IBM: Buzzword Bingo - 28 sec
ibm tv spot
Auteur : stef2904
Tags:ibm fun spot tv
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| IBM TV Commercials on Energy Efficiency/Green (Tree Huggers) - 31 sec
This is the IBM Stop Talking.Start Doing TV Commerical on being green/tree huggers spot
Auteur : IBMEIC
Tags: IBM commercial tv tree hugger green business stop talking start doing energy efficiency
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| IBM supports Linux 100% - 30 sec
IBM Linux ad
Auteur : shkroot
Tags:IBM Linux ad
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| IBM Advances the Use of Light Instead of Wires for Chips - 54 sec
IBM researchers from the T.J. Watson Research Center reached a significant milestone in the quest to send information between the "brains" on a chip using pulses of light through silicon instead of electrical signals on copper wires. The breakthrough -- a significant advancement in the field of "Silicon Nanophotonics" -- uses pulses of light rather than electrical wires to transmit information between different processors on a single chip, significantly reducing cost, energy and heat while increasing communications bandwidth between the cores more than a hundred times over wired chips.
The new technology aims to enable a power-efficient method to connect hundreds or thousands of cores together on a tiny chip by eliminating the wires required to connect them. Using light instead of wires to send information between the cores can be as much as 100 times faster and use 10 times less power than wires, potentially allowing hundreds of cores to be connected together on a single chip, transforming today's large supercomputers into tomorrow's tiny chips while consuming significantly less power.
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IBM's optical modulator performs the function of converting a digital electrical signal carried on a wire, into a series of light pulses, carried on a silicon nanophotonic waveguide.
First, an input laser beam (marked by red color) is delivered to the optical modulator. The optical modulator (black box with IBM logo) is basically a very fast "shutter" which controls whether the input laser is blocked or transmitted to the output waveguide.
When a digital electrical pulse (a "1" bit marked by yellow) arrives from the left at the modulator, a short pulse of light is allowed to pass through at the optical output on the right.
When there is no electrical pulse at the modulator (a "0" bit), the modulator blocks light from passing through at the optical output.
In this way, the device "modulates" the intensity of the input laser beam, and the modulator converts a stream of digital bits ("1"s and "0"s) from electrical signals into light pulses.
Auteur : jgluckibm
Tags: IBM semiconductors photonics chips computer
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| Man & Computer - IBM 1965 - 1360 sec
The film Man & Computer, made in 1965 by IBM's UK branch, provides a basic understanding of computer operations. A large portion of the film shows the ways in which a computer can be simulated by five people using the standard office equipment of the day. The film employs a number of different techniques, including animations, and features a few brief scenes of an IBM System/360 in use—just months after the first machines were delivered.
Starting in the 1940s, IBM became a major producer of films used for sales, training, documenting business processes, entertaining at company functions, and educating the public. Several IBM films were made by respected filmmakers and sometimes featured well-known actors.
Auteur : ComputerHistory
Tags: Computer History IBM System/360 technology documentary
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| IBM: Ideating - 29 sec
"Stop Talking. Start Doing."
Auteur : l1ndvall
Tags: ibm commercial ideating
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| Propaganda do Linux - IBM(leg. Português) - 92 sec
A propaganda feita para o Linux pela IBM
Auteur : rafastv
Tags:linux ibm open source free freedom liberdade grátis comercial propaganda linus torvalds richard stallman fsf
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| IBM Innovation Man - 29 sec
IBM's take on what innovation is not.
Auteur : sciengineer
Tags: IBM Innovation Advertisement
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