IBM says the biggest challenge in AI-powered software development is no longer generating code. Instead, the company argues that reviewing and validating AI-generated code has become the real bottleneck, prompting new multi-agent capabilities and modernization tools for its Bob platform.
IBM and Red Hat are rolling out Lightwell, a new AI-powered platform that promises to help enterprises patch vulnerable open source software without disruptive upgrades.
IBM is making its flagship mainframe platform easier to deploy with new compact z17 and LinuxONE 5 systems that target organizations dealing with tighter data center space, higher costs, and growing AI workloads.
IBM and Red Hat say artificial intelligence is changing the security landscape and forcing enterprises to rethink how they patch open source software vulnerabilities.
IBM has unveiled what it says is the world’s first sub-1 nanometer chip technology, powered by a new 3D nanostack architecture. The breakthrough could extend semiconductor scaling for another decade while delivering major gains in performance and energy efficiency.
IBM, Red Hat, and Palo Alto Networks say AI is dramatically reducing the time between vulnerability discovery and exploitation, forcing organizations to rethink how they defend their systems.
IBM has joined OpenAI’s Daybreak Cyber Partner Program and launched a new AI-powered security service designed to identify software vulnerabilities before attackers can exploit them.
IBM says AI dramatically accelerated a Wimbledon digital platform modernization project, allowing one engineer to complete work that traditionally required a team.
A new IBM study suggests many enterprises are becoming increasingly dependent on AI vendors while lacking a clear understanding of the risks. The findings raise questions about vendor lock-in, data sovereignty, and what happens when critical AI services fail.
IBM and Google Cloud just announced a major partnership that shows where enterprise AI is heading next, folks. The days of companies merely experimenting with chatbots appear to be fading fast. Now the conversation is about AI agents handling actual business operations, automating workflows, and potentially replacing portions of human decision-making across industries. The two … Read more
IBM is launching Anderon, a standalone quantum chip foundry company backed by a proposed $1 billion CHIPS award and another $1 billion from IBM itself. The move signals a major push to keep quantum manufacturing and innovation rooted in the United States.
IBM and partners simulated a 12,635 atom protein using quantum and classical systems combined. It sounds promising, but real world impact is still a work in progress.