Computer Science

Innovation Matters

ach month, the Computer Science web-page highlights innovative projects in IBM Research. Project of the month is: The CELL architecture: In response to challenges put forward by Sony and Toshiba in 2000, a cross-disciplinary team composed of people from IBM Research, IBM Systems Technology Group and the two external companies embarked on a project to redefine and dramatically increase the computing capabilities of game consoles, providing innovation that would enable a new generation of game systems. Recent Innovation Matters Data Management (May 2004) Graphics & Visualization (June 2004) Artificial Intelligence (July 2004) Mobile Computing (July 2004) Distributed and Fault-Tolerant Computing (August 2004) Data Management (August 2004) Computational Biology and Medical Informatics (September 2004) Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining (September 2004) Operations Research (October 2004) Design Automation (October 2004) Security (November 2004) Communications and Networking (November 2004) Supercomputing (December 2004) Distributed and Fault-Tolerant Computing (December 2004) Storage Sytems (January 2005) VLSI Syetems (January 2005) Performance Modelling & Analysis (February 2005) Web (February 2005) Natural Language Processing (March 2005) Programming Languages & Software Engineering (March 2005) Operating Systems (April 2005) Signal Processing (April 2005) Computer Architecture (May 2005) Statistics (May 2005)