IBM has big plans for AI and IoT as it announces plans to pour $200m into its Watson IoT global HQ in Munich, Germany.

IBM has opened a brand new global headquarters for Watson Internet of Things (IoT) in Munich, Germany in an effort to drive the innovation and development of connected devices and cognitive ...

IBM Watson Group opened a $200 million Internet of Things (IoT) headquarters today in Munich, Germany, what the company is calling its biggest investment in Europe in more than two decades.

IBM Watson’s Internet of Things unit has found its new home base: Munich, Germany. In addition to serving as headquarters for Watson IoT, the new campus will be IBM’s first European Watson ...

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IBM has launched a new global headquarters for its Watson IoT unit in Munich and announced eight regional centers in a bid to capture the analytics side of the emerging IoT market for big businesses.

Located in the north of Munich, the Watson IoT Centre will act as a collaboration hub for IBM and its clients and partners to innovate in the cognitive connected space.

IBM announced that Munich, Germany, will serve as the global headquarters for its Watson Internet of Things (IoT) unit. Big Blue added that this will also serve as the first European Watson ...

The company yesterday announced the opening of a new global headquarters and research lab in Munich for a division that will build Watson-based applications for Web-connected devices.

IBM is very well aware of where the future is going, with its decision to move all of its IoT and Watson operations to a new Munich HQ.

IBM opened its new Watson Internet of Things headquarters in Germany, along with new Watson API services for IoT and eight new IoT centers worldwide.