
A behind-the-scenes peek at Big Blue's UK R&D centre
By Tim Ferguson
Published: 7 August 2007 16:45 BST
IBM has been showing off some of the tech at its research and development labs at Hursley near Winchester.
silicon.com went along to take a look at, among other things, a mash-up wiki, IBM's version of Second Life and a web 2.0 retail application.
Above is the Hursley House, the stately home in which IBM's UK R&D operations are based. The Spitfire engine was developed here by previous occupants, Vickers.
Photo credit: IBM
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