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  • IBM to Acquire HashiCorp for $6.4 Billion, Shares Slip on Mixed Q1 Results
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    IBM announced plans to acquire cloud-software company HashiCorp for $6.4 billion on Wednesday, a move aimed at creating a comprehensive end-to-end hybrid cloud platform for the AI era. The news came alongside the computing giant's first-quarter earnings report, which showed mixed results, with adjusted earnings per share beating expectations but revenue falling slightly short of estimates.
  • IBM, Rapidus Form New Partnership To Build 2nm Chips
    A man stands near an IBM logo at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona
    IBM reinforces its role as a global resource for semiconductor research and development
  • IBM Reports Strong Q1 Earnings, Shares Surge By 3%
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    IBM reported earnings of $1.40 per share on revenues of $14.2 billion for its first quarter.
  • Quantum Supremacy? IBM Announces Eagle, A Chip No Standard Computer Can Match
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    Eagle packs 127 qubits, which are the information-processing units of a quantum computer.
  • Amazon, IBM Team Up To Help Oil, Gas Producers Fast-Track Energy Transition
    FEE DEAL
    IBM and AWS will work together to enhance their platform's value for global clients.
  • Google, IBM Accused Of Underreporting Carbon Footprints
    FILE PHOTO: Smoke billows from the chimneys of Europe's largest biggest coal-fired power plant, May 7, 2009.
    New research found inconsistencies in big tech's emission reports.
  • IBM To Suspend Unvaccinated Workers, American Airlines Threatens To Fire Them
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    IBM intends to place unvaccinated employees on unpaid leaves, while American Airlines will be firing those that fail to comply.
  • IBM Wants To Shed Businesses And Join Rivals Amazon And Microsoft In The Cloud
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    IBM may sell the unit to a private equity company or merging it with a blank check company.
  • Big Blue Says New Chip Can Crunch Data Three Times Faster Than Others
    RIVALRY
    Samsung Electronics will build new-gen Power10 microchip for heavy-duty use at data hubs.
  • IBM Cuts Ties With Facial Recognition Tech
    A man wearing a protective mask walks past an office building with IBM logo amidst the easing of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) restrictions in Sydney
    Facial recognition has faced backlash from privacy advocates and lawmakers, and a handful of cities have banned the municipal use of the technology.
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