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The market’s reaction was swift and brutal. IBM lost $40 billion in value, and the narrative was simple: the mainframe giant had fumbled the...

Nvidia announced Monday it is teaming up with Microsoft, SpaceX, IBM, Palantir, Dell, Cisco, Adobe, Siemens, DoorDash, Cloudflare, Cloudera and the...

In New Delhi this week, a nondescript training lab opened its doors. Its purpose, however, is anything but small.

Nvidia’s BlueField‑4 STX does something quietly radical: it grafts a context memory layer directly onto storage.

IBM is writing an eleven-billion-dollar check to catch up to the present. The tech giant is in talks to buy Confluent, a move that follows a brutal...

The proof of concept is here. OpenClaw works. IBM researchers have confirmed it: an open-source agent with full system access can achieve genuine...

IBM said Thursday it's bringing OpenAI's models and tools into its consulting business, giving OpenAI another route into the world's largest...

Five million people is a number that borders on meaningless. You can't picture it.

This is how you sell AI to a company. You don't talk about neural networks. You give them a number. Zendesk just handed them a big one: 80%.

IBM put out Granite 4.2 on its release schedule this week, and the family marks a break from how the company built its earlier open models.

Every corporate earnings call now features a claim about AI advantage. Almost none of them are true.

AI models are power hogs. Everyone knows it. Yet almost no one pauses their race for accuracy or uptime to actually measure the drain.