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LTM partners with IBM and Red Hat to integrate AI-driven vulnerability remediation for open-source software via Lightwell, aiming to enhance enterprise cybersecurity and operational resilience.
IBM will host a free four-day US Open fan experience at Madison Square Park from September 10–13, 2026, featuring AI-powered tennis activations and live viewing as part of its official sponsorship.
IBM finalized its acquisition of HRL Laboratories, a research lab specializing in quantum computing and advanced technologies, to enhance its quantum hardware development and manufacturing capabilities.
IBM and Arm unveiled a dual-architecture mainframe processor enabling simultaneous execution of IBM Z and Arm-native Linux workloads, integrating AI acceleration and 2nm technology.
IBM and the USTA unveiled AI-powered features for the 2026 US Open, including Live Updates, Serve Quality metrics, Key Moments, and Match Chat to enhance fan engagement through personalized and data-driven insights.
A 2026 IBM study of over 20,000 sports fans across 12 countries finds rising digital expectations, with 46% demanding better experiences as platform choices expand and viewing habits shift toward streaming.
IBM connected its first two cryogenic modules, advancing toward a fault-tolerant quantum computer by 2029. The scalable system aims to link hundreds of quantum chips, with each module supporting thousands of qubits.
IBM and OpenAI will collaborate to deploy secure, scalable AI solutions for enterprises, focusing on regulated industries and core operations through joint consulting and industry-specific tools.
IBM and Together AI will deploy a $240M NVIDIA HGX B300-based inference cluster on IBM Cloud by Q1 2027 to scale open-source AI workloads for enterprises.
IBM’s Apptio AI Value & ROI tool launches in public preview to help enterprises track AI spending and link investments to measurable business outcomes, addressing a documented gap in ROI measurement.
IBM and Red Hat will provide Lightwell at no cost to over 185 universities and 100 NGOs and think tanks to secure open source software without requiring access to proprietary systems.
IBM and Algorithmiq demonstrated quantum advantage by simulating a quantum material on an IBM Quantum Heron processor, outperforming classical methods in a regime where no classical approach reliably produced results.
IBM and Qedma demonstrated quantum advantage by modeling complex quantum dynamics in a 74-qubit system, outperforming classical supercomputers in simulating material physics.
IBM and the University of Chicago demonstrated quantum advantage by running a computation beyond classical simulation limits while proving accuracy, using 70 logical qubits and error correction.
IBM's 2026 Cost of a Data Breach Report finds AI-enabled breaches rose 56% year-over-year, averaging $6 million per incident—$1 million above the global average—driven by deepfake impersonation and AI malware.
IBM agreed to acquire HRL Laboratories, a Boeing and GM-backed research lab, to advance quantum computing and related technologies. The deal, expected to close by Q3 2026, aims to combine IBM’s superconducting qubit...
IBM reported second-quarter 2026 earnings, projecting 4-5% constant currency revenue growth and a $1 billion increase in free cash flow for the full year, despite late-quarter revenue challenges.
IBM unveiled new Power systems and software featuring AI-driven automation to help enterprises manage risk, productivity, and flexibility in AI workloads.
IBM introduces multi-agent AI capabilities and specialized modernization workflows in IBM Bob to address enterprise software development bottlenecks beyond code generation.
IBM and Red Hat launch Lightwell, offering automated vulnerability remediation for open source software dependencies, including Lightwell Network and Lightwell Clearinghouse Premier, available now.
IBM introduces compact IBM z17 and LinuxONE 5 systems with rack-mount and single-frame options to address data center space and cost constraints, supporting up to 82 cores and 18 TB of memory.
Researchers from Oak Ridge National Lab, Cleveland Clinic, and IBM performed the first quantum computer calculations of fusion fuel material configurations, advancing efforts to optimize tritium production for fusion...