IBM integrates QRadar SIEM and SOAR with Criminal IP, adding IP-based threat intelligence to speed detection, automate response and boost SOC efficiency.
IBM (IBM) stock has decreased by 6.5% in one day. The recent decline highlights renewed worries about its high valuation and the software industry's AI disruption; however, significant drops like this often prompt a more challenging question: is this weakness temporary or indicative of more fundamental issues?
IBM posted strong Q4 2025 beats as software, hybrid cloud and watsonx AI drove growth, but competition and costs keep the outlook balanced.
IBM shares jump after a Q4 earnings beat and upbeat outlook, prompting ETF investors to eye funds with heavy exposure to the tech giant.
International Business Machines lands UK defence deal to unify 17 legacy systems into an AI-driven platform, boosting efficiency and long-term savings.
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IBM's Gary Cohn praised President Trump's Fed nominee Kevin Warsh, citing his 2008 financial crisis role and plans to return central bank to traditional policy.
International Business Machines tops Q4 estimates as software growth from hybrid cloud, watsonx AI and Red Hat lifts revenues, margins and profit despite macro uncertainty.
IBM (NYSE: IBM) exceeded earnings expectations and demonstrated that its AI strategy is effective. Q4 revenue reached $19.69 billion compared to the anticipated $19.21 billion—a 12.1% increase from the previous year.
IBM's stock IBM+0.10% rose 9% to $321 — moving above its 50-day average of $302 — as the company's adjusted earnings per share of $4.52 on sales of $19.69 billion topped Wall Street estimates of $4.30 in adjusted EPS on sales of $19.22 billion.
IBM reported solid Q4 results, but 2026 guidance remains uninspiring with only 5% sales growth projected. The tech company has a strong GenAI order book, but most of the $12.5 billion order book is consulting, yet consulting grew just 1%. IBM's $11B Confluent acquisition raises questions, especially as Red Hat growth slows and AI cloud demand remains high.