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Smarter seismic imaging

Madrid-based Repsol partnered with IBM and scientists around the world to improve the accuracy of deep sea oil exploration in the Gulf of Mexico by harnessing the most powerful multicore processing technology on the planet for seismic data analysis.

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Electronic Health Records for Evolving Healthcare

As pencil and paper become inefficient means of capturing patient data, electronic medical records surface as a more integrated way to deliver healthcare. Patients, doctors, journalists and IBMers talk about the pivotal role of electronic medical records in creating a safer, smarter, more interconnected healthcare system.

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Efficient Grid Models for a Smarter Planet

Today, it's about using the flexible grid technology we have better to make way for cheap, reliable eletricity for the future. Journalists, Industry Experts and IBMers recognise the evolution of smart grid electrical technology.

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Electronic Health Records for Evolving Healthcare

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Outsmarting the avian flu

Bird flu has been cited in the news as the next great public health threat. But what is it? And, more importantly, what's being done to stop it? Follow researchers from IBM, Scripps Research Institute, the World Health Organization, and others in an around-the-world race to track the virus and help search for a vaccine before it's too late.

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Fighting crime with ones and zeroes

In late 2005, a man walked into a midtown Manhattan pizzeria, pulled a gun on the owner, and robbed him. He had no identifying characteristics - except for a tattoo on his neck. The story of how the NYPD captured him encompasses innovative policing, new IBM technology, and New York's transformation from crime capital to one of the world's safest cities.

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Data Baby: Data Analysis and Predictions for Smarter Healthcare Decisions

Tiny data generators - over a thousand pieces of unique information per second. With premature babies, even the slightest variation in biomedical readings such as heart rate can signal a turn for the worse. And such changes can now be detected up to 24 hours in advance.

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Business Analytics & Optimisation

IBM's new service line Business Analytics and Optimisation is capturing information and turning it into intelligence. It's identifying patterns faster, pulling insights from noise, converting data into action, analysing, optimising, mitigating, finding and preventing. Business Analytics and Optimisation is helping people predict with greater confidence.