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IBM’s AI-first strategy: Driving innovation with hybrid cloud and strategic partnerships
- IBM's AI-first strategy reflects its commitment to embedding AI across every facet of the business — not as a standalone product, but as a core driver of enterprise value.
- Generative AI allows IBM to create systems capable of producing new forms of data — such as text and images — that mimic human creativity.
- Quantum computing, a longer-term investment, promises to transform industries such as finance, healthcare and cybersecurity.
- IBM aims to boost enterprise efficiency by offering tailored, high-performing and cost-effective enterprise AI models.
- Granite 3.0 aligns with IBM’s broader AI-first approach, embedding AI into core processes to simplify workflows and improve productivity.
- IBM’s multicloud strategy emphasizes workload portability and application resilience, enabling clients to move workloads flexibly while minimizing vendor lock-in.
- IBM is also making strides in cybersecurity through its partnership with Palo Alto Networks Inc.
- IBM's partnership with Dun & Bradstreet Holdings Inc. emphasizes IBM's dedication to responsible innovation by aligning enterprise AI solutions with high standards of accuracy and inclusivity.
- TheCUBE is a paid media partner for the IBM Analyst Forum event. Neither IBM Corp., the sponsor of theCUBE's event coverage, nor other sponsors have editorial control over content on theCUBE or SiliconANGLE.
- Ensemble AI and combining technologies has been a core focus of us and what we've been doing in our program for enabling integration of AI on the mainframe systems.
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