Celebrating the anniversary of the IBM Research Europe

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This week in 1956, the IBM Research Laboratory in Zurich, Switzerland officially opened its doors. Today, the Zurich lab is the home to Nobel Prize-winning work, and talented researchers pioneering emerging industries. Learn more here: zurich.ibm.com

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