IBM and NASA on Thursday released an open-source AI model designed to help scientists analyze decades of lunar observation data and support plans for a sustained human presence on the Moon.
ANET's stronger price performance, rising 2026 estimates and AI-cloud growth opportunities give it an edge over IBM despite a richer valuation.
The latest trading day saw IBM (IBM) settling at $234.31, representing a +1.13% change from its previous close.
Two of the technology sector's most recognizable dividend payers just moved cash to shareholders, and the checks could not tell more different stories. Cisco Systems (NASDAQ:CSCO | CSCO Price Prediction) sent its $0.
IBM's 21% YTD slide reflects AI-led threats to legacy services, pricing pressure and falling estimates, even as hybrid cloud and watsonx offer support.
International Business Machines' acquisition of HRL Laboratories adds silicon-spin qubit, materials and manufacturing expertise to advance scalable quantum systems.
IBM faced Q2 revenue pressure from mainframe weakness, but underlying software growth and cash generation remain robust. Hybrid Cloud and Data segments delivered double-digit growth, positioning IBM for evolving enterprise IT and AI-driven demand. Management expects 2026 free cash flow to rise by ~$1bn, supporting a Buy rating despite trimmed revenue guidance.
International Business Machines' dual-architecture processor will bring ARM-native apps to future Z and LinuxONE systems, expanding software choices for critical workloads.
International Business Machines TodayIBMInternational Business Machines$232.53 +1.49 (+0.64%) As of 11:00 AM Eastern This is a fair market value price provided by Massive. Learn more.52-Week Range$199.19▼$332.46Dividend Yield2.91%P/E Ratio20.61Price Target$265.40Add to WatchlistThe physical constraints of artificial intelligence (AI) are forcing a reckoning in the data center.
IBM is adding AI-powered live updates, serve analysis, match insights and conversational chat to personalize the 2026 US Open fan experience.
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IBM's modular cryogenic breakthrough aims to scale quantum computing to 1,000 programmable qubits and advance its Quantum Starling plans by 2029.