What is IBM Watson

IBM Watson is a great creation by the company IBM. If you like and enjoy this topic click the link within the title and see what I did for a High School Project full of information.

Math With Memory Sizes With Conversions

History

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IBM Watson Special Interest Project

Daily Learning Goals

Today or yesterday I found Out that Watson in Binary Code is:

1010111 (W)

1100001(A)

1110100(T)

1110011(S)

1101111(O)

1101110(N)

and Math is:

1001101(M)

1100001(A)

1101000(T)

1110100(H)

Learning Goals

I hope to finish my powerpoint with all my subject areas along with my google site.

Learning Goals

To finish my Google Site.

Learning Goals

Click on link in title.

Learning Goals

I would like to finish my google site and powerpoint.

IBM - The Face of Watson

IBM - The Face of Watson

Google Site

I hope to finish my google with all the distractions.

Today's Learning Goals

Today I will read a magazine my dad got in the mail and just see what I could improve and add some information on anything that I think could use some improvement.

The Size Of Memory that Could Be In A Computer!!

1 KiloByte= 1,000 Bytes= 1 Thousand Bytes (KByte) 1 MegaByte = 1,000 KBytes = 1 Million Bytes (MByte) 1 GigaByte= 1,000 MBytes = 1 Billion Bytes (GByte) = 1 Million KiloBytes 1 TeraByte= 1,000 GBytes = 1 Trillion Bytes (TByte) = 1 Million MegaBytes = 1 Billion KiloBytes 1 PetaByte = 1,000 TBytes = 1 Quadrillion Bytes (PByte)= 1 Million GigaBytes = 1 Billion MegaBytes = 1 Trillion KiloBytes 1 ExaByte = 1,000 PBytes = 1 Quintillion Bytes (EByte)= 1 Million TeraBytes = 1 Billion GigaBytes = 1 Trillion MegaBytes 1 ZettaByte= 1,000 EBytes = 1 Sextillion Bytes (ZByte) 1 Million PetaBytes = 1 Billion TeraBytes = 1 Trillion GigaBytes 1 YottaByte= 1,000 ZBytes = 1 Septillion Bytes (YByte)=1 Million ExaBytes = 1 Billion PetaBytes = 1 Trillion TeraBytes 1 KiloHertz = 1,000 Hertz = 1 Thousand Hertz  (kHz)        10**+3 1 MegaHertz = 1,000 KHertz = 1 Million Hertz  (MHz)       10**+6 1 GigaHertz = 1,000 MHertz = 1 Billion Hertz  (GHz)       10**+9 1 TeraHertz = 1,000 GHertz  = 1 Trillion Hertz  (THz)        10**+12 1 PetaHertz = 1,000 THertz  = 1 Quadrillion Hertz (PHz) 10**+15 1 ExaHertz = 1,000 PHertz = 1 Quintillion Hertz (EHz)        10**+18 1 ZettaHertz = 1,000 EHertz = 1 Sextillion Hertz (ZHz)        10**+21 1 YottaHertz     = 1,000 ZHertz = 1 Septillion Hertz  (YHz)       10**+24 1 millisecond    = 1 / 1,000 second = 1 Thousandth second     (ms) 10**-3 1 microsecond   = 1 / 1,000 millisecond = 1 Millionth second (us)  10**-6 1 nanosecond    = 1 / 1,000 microsecond = 1 Billionth second (ns)  10**-9 1 picosecond     = 1 / 1,000 nanosecond = 1 Trillionth second (ps)  10**-12 1 femtosecond   = 1 / 1,000 picosecond     = 1 Quadrillionth second (fs) 10**-15 1 attosecond     = 1 / 1,000 femtosecond   = 1 Quintillionth second (as) 10**-18 1 zeptosecond   = 1 / 1,000 attosecond      = 1 Sextillionth second (zs) 10**-21 1 yoktosecond   = 1 / 1,000 zeptosecond = 1 Septillionth second (ys)  10**-24 1 Kiometer = 1,000 meters = 1 Thousand meters  (km) 1 Megameter = 1,000 Kmeters = 1 Million meters   (Mm) 1 Gigameter  = 1,000 Mmeters  = 1 Billion meters   (Gm) 1 Terameter  = 1,000 Gmeters  = 1 Trillion meters   (Tm) 1Petameter = 1,000 Tmeters = 1 Quadrillion meters (Pm) 1 Exameter= 1,000 Pmeters = 1 Quintillionmeters  (Em) 1 Zettameter = 1,000 Emeters = 1 Sextillionmeters  (Zm) 1 Yottameter = 1,000 Zmeter = 1 Septillion meters  (Ym) 1 millimeter = 1 / 1,000 meter = 1 Thousandth meter(mm) 1 micrometer  = 1 / 1,000 millimeter    = 1 Millionth meter (um) 1 nanometer   = 1 / 1,000 micrometer   = 1 Billionth meter  (nm) 1 picometer    = 1 / 1,000 nanometer    = 1 Trillionth meter  (pm) 1 femtometer  = 1 / 1,000 picometer     = 1 Quadrillionth meter   (fm) 1 attometer     = 1 / 1,000 femtometer   = 1 Quintillionth meter   (am) 1 zeptometer   = 1 / 1,000 attometer     = 1 Sextillionth meter (zm) 1 yoktometer = 1 / 1,000 zeptometer  = 1 Septillionth meter (ym)

Math About Watson to ISP Computers

VOLUME= length*width*height

• Power 750 Specs.
• 6.9" *17.3" * 28.7" = 3425.1" In³
• ^{weight- 120 lbs.}

ISP

• 13.2" * 14.8" * 3.8"=731.1" In³ 
• I multiplied 731.1" by a percent (%) until I reached 3425.1" or close to it 

IBM Watson Server Racks

• 79.3" * 25.4" * 43.3"= 87,215.7 In³
• 731*469%=3428- meaning that Watson is 470% larger than the computers in ISP

Processor Cores

• 79 computers- ISP
• Watson has 2,880 processor cores
• 2,880/2= 1440 computers are needed in ISP to have the same amount as Watson

Deep Blue

• would have to be 100 times more powerful thatn it was in 1997 when it beat the chess champion to compete againest Watson

IBM 3D Tour Behind The Scenes

IBM Watson- Behind The Avatar



IBM Watson Avatar



IBM World- Green means he knows the answer, Yellow means he is more than 50% confident, and Red means he is unsure