IBM is positioning itself as a durable, income-generating stock with a strong 110-year history and accelerating cash flow from its software and infrastructure segments. In Q1 2026, software revenue grew 11.3% and infrastructure revenue surged 15.3%, with key areas like AI and hybrid cloud driving client integration. The company declared its 31st consecutive annual dividend increase, highlighting its reliability for income-focused investors. Despite slower growth compared to high-beta tech stocks, IBM's low volatility and strong balance sheet make it a solid choice for long-term portfolios seeking stability and steady returns.
The US government announced a $2 billion investment in nine quantum computing companies, signaling its commitment to lead this critical industry. This funding boost has positively impacted the WisdomTree Artificial Intelligence and Innovation Fund (W...
The global AI robots market, valued at $8.77 billion in 2025, is projected to grow at a CAGR of 29.46% to reach $194.36 billion by 2035. Growth is fueled by rising industrial automation investments, advances in autonomous robotics, and expanding appl...
Anthropic released Fable, a public but limited version of its cybersecurity AI model Mythos, with strict guardrails blocking many cybersecurity-related requests to prevent misuse. This has frustrated cybersecurity professionals who find the restricti...
JA Worldwide and IBM have expanded their global partnership to deliver AI and digital skills training to up to one million high-school students worldwide by the end of 2028. The initiative, leveraging IBM's free SkillsBuild program and JA's global ne...
IBM announced a $10 billion investment in quantum computing over five years, fueling recent stock volatility. Despite strong Q1 earnings and growth in software and mainframes, the heavy spending and rising debt have led to a cautious Hold rating, wit...
