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High School Science Fair Winner Might Revolutionize Internet Search

Seventeen-year-old Nicholas Schiefer has created a micro-search algorithm that makes it easier to find what you're looking for on the web.

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Six-Year High School Lets Students Earn a College Degree and a Job at IBM

Students can graduate with an associate's degree in computer science.

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Scanning the Supermarket Barcode, from Punch Cards to Vanity Branding A History of the Supermarket Barcode

Thirty-seven years ago, the barcode entered the supermarket—and transformed the way we shop for food.

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Video: Business in Uncertain Times

In our latest video, we illustrate findings from IBM's 2010 CEO Study to explore how businesses are adapting to an increasingly complex environment.

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Interactive Chart: Deaths per TWh by Energy Source

Coal is the most lethal energy source, while natural gas and nuclear stack up relatively well.

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Solving the Creativity Crisis: The "No Right Brain Left Behind" Challenge

The brightest creative minds from American industry are gathering to make sure schools teach conceptual, big-picture thinking.

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Video: Errol Morris Celebrates IBM's 100th Anniversary

Two excellent videos celebrate the technology company's 100 years in business.

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Electric Cars Are Coming, But Can the Grid Even Handle Them?

What will happen when we all plug in our electric cars at the same time?n

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Dell Tops Newsweek's Big Company Green Rankings, Flushes Goodwill Down the Drain

Newsweek ranks the biggest American and global companies on their environmental records. Dell takes the top spot.

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Learn About IBM's Innovative Ideas for the Future of Transportation

The company has been doing a lot of thinking about how technology can improve cities-and its live streaming an event to tell us about it.

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The Week That Was: GOOD Education

NBC's Education Nation summit, how online lectures are changing education, and which college rankings are actually useful.

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IBM's New Pipeline: Training High School Students

IBM and the City University of New York are teaming up to train future IT workers in New York City by opening a high school that goes up to grade 14.