The year is marked by major AI IPOs, including SpaceX valued at $1.75 trillion and Anthropic nearing a $965 billion valuation. While these new listings attract hype, some investors prefer established companies like IBM, which offers a cheaper, stable entry into AI and quantum computing with a 2% yield and strong innovation pipeline. The debate centers on whether to chase high valuations early or wait for market adjustments, with IBM representing a value-focused alternative amid the excitement around newer AI firms.
IBM and Google Cloud have launched a new Google Cloud Practice to help organizations scale AI into production and modernize core systems faster. The practice combines IBM's AI-powered platform, IBM Consulting Advantage, with Google Cloud's Gemini Ent...
IBM's stock price jumped 31.33% in one week, driven by strong software growth, AI business expansion, and mainframe infrastructure gains. Despite solid fundamentals like $14.73 billion free cash flow in 2025 and a 31st consecutive dividend hike, the ...
three.ws has partnered with IBM to integrate its AI-driven 3D agent platform with IBM's enterprise AI and cloud infrastructure. This collaboration aims to bring scalable, interactive 3D AI agents to regulated industries and enterprise customers, enha...
IBM announced the AI Builders Challenge, a global competition using IBM Bob, its AI-powered development partner, to help university students develop practical AI and software skills. The challenge addresses the gap in AI readiness among graduates by ...
Major tech firms are investing heavily in AI infrastructure, with hyperscalers like Microsoft and Amazon spending $725 billion this year, focusing on building their own supply chains. SoftBank and IBM are also vertically integrating by funding AI chi...
