
IBM unveils Granite 4.2 models for local deployment with expanded agentic capabilities
IBM's Granite 4.2 models enhance AI adaptability and efficiency, potentially transforming enterprise operations and edge computing capabilities.

IBM's Granite 4.2 models enhance AI adaptability and efficiency, potentially transforming enterprise operations and edge computing capabilities.

IBM Research releases BenchDrift, an open-source tool measuring how rephrased benchmark questions cause significant score swings in large

IBM's modular cryogenic systems pave the way for scalable, fault-tolerant quantum computing, crucial for future breakthroughs in various fields.

This partnership could redefine enterprise AI deployment, intensifying competition and accelerating digital transformation across key industries.

IBM's strategic focus on AI inference infrastructure could redefine enterprise cloud services, enhancing performance and cost efficiency.

IBM's integration of Nvidia's HGX B300 on its cloud enhances AI capabilities for regulated sectors, promoting secure, scalable AI innovation.

Tokenized equity dividends in crypto wallets highlight evolving financial landscapes, offering 24/7 trading but posing unique custodial risks.
Jim Cramer says he will sell his Bitcoin after IBM's CEO warned quantum computers could crack crypto within four years.

The CNBC host announced the decision on air after interviewing IBM CEO Arvind Krishna, asking him whether quantum computers could eventually crack the cryptography protecting his coins.

Jim Cramer says he plans to sell all of his bitcoin because he believes quantum computing could break the cryptocurrency’s security within about three years. Cramer Ties Quantum Progress to Bitcoin’s Security The CNBC “Mad Money” host made the comments after a July 30 interview with IBM Chairman and CEO Arvind Krishna. Krishna warned that […]

Circle has acquired nearly 1,000 blockchain patents from IBM, giving the USDC issuer what it describes as the largest blockchain patent portfolio in the United States. Circle takes control of IBM’s blockchain portfolio Circle announced the acquisition on July 27,…

The diverging revenue trends highlight a shift towards cloud-based AI services, pressuring legacy IT firms to adapt or risk obsolescence.

IBM CEO Arvind Krishna said quantum computing will measurably affect the company’s revenue and earnings by 2028 or 2029. He projected $1 trillion in value from the technology by the end of the 2030s. The forecast signals quantum hardware is commercializing faster than many Bitcoin (BTC) holders assumed. Roughly a third of the supply remains

The advance reflects IBM’s continued progress toward machines powerful enough to challenge today's cryptography.

Quantum computing's progress in physics modeling signals potential disruption in cryptography, urging industries to adopt quantum-resistant measures.

Circle snapped up 680+ patent families from IBM, making it the top blockchain patent holder in the US and fortifying USDC, CPN, and Arc.

The delay in legislative action and strategic corporate acquisitions highlight evolving dynamics and potential shifts in the crypto landscape.

Circle has acquired nearly 1,000 IBM blockchain patents as the USD Coin (USDC) issuer pushes deeper into the infrastructure connecting stablecoins with banks and payment networks. In a July 27 statement, the firm said the portfolio includes more than 680 patent families spanning blockchain technology, banking, financial services, insurance, enterprise infrastructure, supply-chain verification, and secure […]

More than 40 technology companies and organizations have allied to develop open-source AI security tools and standards for cyber defense.