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Celebrating Apollo 11

July 22, 2019
IBM is proud to have helped put the first man on the moon. We’re still pushing the limits of technology today, like bringing the first AI-powered astronaut assistant to space. We are ready for what comes next: https://ibm.co/2XYRSXg
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· 15 Jul 2019

Hear from the veteran IBMers involved in the Apollo mission that landed the first man on the moon 50 years ago.

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· 18 Jul 2019

50 yrs ago helped put a man on the moon & we continue to push further with AI, Cloud, Blockchain & beyond. See how we helped make Apollo 11 possible & how we continue to drive progress today at the at the Oculus in NYC! & take a walk on the moon!

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· 21 Jul 2019

Before was Mercury, a 🚀 that lead to many lessons later enabling NASA to achieve their goals using IBM technologies:

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· 11 Jul 2019

⬅️ THEN: IBM designs the brains of the Saturn V rocket to take man to the moon. ➡️ NOW: IBM takes quantum computing to the cloud with the Experience. 🔄 ALWAYS: Building unique systems to solve unique challenges.

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· 19 Jul 2019

Apollo 11 landed on the moon 50 years ago. Here's how space exploration is expected to change in the near future.

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· 20 May 2019

Powered by Watson and IBM Cloud, CIMON is the first free-flying assistant in space. Learn how CIMON can help astronauts work more efficiently than ever before:

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· 20 Jul 2019

“Alarms Went off in the Spacecraft.” How IBM Computer Whizzes Saved by

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· 3 Jul 2019

⬅️ THEN: The Real-Time Computer Complex was created to direct every phase of the Apollo Mission. ➡️ NOW: , the world's fastest supercomputer, was created to handle huge amounts data for the AI era. 🔄 ALWAYS: Pushing the limits of technology.

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· 21 Jul 2019

In 1969, more than 4,000 IBMers worked alongside NASA to land on the moon. Each person had to come to work with at least three ideas each day. They never stopped thinking: what else could we do?

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· 20 Jul 2019

in 1969, helped to land the , today, we celebrate science, technology and innovation

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