The new Power11 servers aim to address the growing modernization needs in the enterprise datacenter, expanding the Power lineup to cover new use cases.

Now, the company plans to invest $150 billion over the next five years, ... While IBM stock has outperformed the market since Krishna took over in April 2020, ...

IBM has confirmed plans to invest $150 billion into the US over the next five years (via Reuters), including over $30 billion dedicated to quantum computer and mainframe manufacturing expansion.

IBM Unveils Plans for First ‘Fault-Tolerant’ Quantum Supercomputer. ... Shares rose 1.2% to $275.32, putting them on pace for a record closing highe according to Dow Jones Market Data.

IBM plans to expand its chip business in Canada which will help in creating a bilateral semiconductor corridor ... to supply chain, marketing, ... With the latest expansion plan in Canada, ...

International Business Machines Corporation (IBM) expects significant growth opportunities in Malaysia. The country has witnessed a recent surge in data center investments by various tech investors.

IBM on Tuesday told employees in a roughly seven-minute meeting that it’s cutting jobs in its marketing and communications division.

IBM plans to replace 7,800 jobs with AI over time, pauses hiring certain positions IBM CEO Arvind Krishna says he could see 30% of back-office functions replaced by AI over 5 years. Benj Edwards ...

POUGHKEEPSIE — IBM announced the latest expansion of its Quantum Data Center in Poughkeepsie, which operates the highest number of utility-scale quantum computers at a single location in the ...

Now, the company plans to invest $150 billion over the next five years, ... IBM). The venerable tech giant derives a significant amount of its revenue from cloud and mainframe computing.

IBM announced Sunday, Oct. 28, 2018, it will acquire North Carolina-based open-source software company Red Hat in a $34 billion stock deal that the technology and consulting giant’s chief ...

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