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New Issue of IBM Journal of Research and Development:

Inside the Watson Computer System

The recently published edition of IBM Journal of Research and Development contains the most in-depth collection of technological articles about the IBM computer system that triumphed over the two most successful human contestants of “Jeopardy!”

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