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Apptio, an IBM company (NYSE: IBM), today is announcing new connections for leading frontier AI systems to help enterprises track AI costs and usage alongside their broader technology spending. The connections accompany expanded AI cost-management capabilities across its portfolio to help organizations forecast spending, evaluate costs against business results and decide which AI investments to scale.

After an exciting year of meeting founders where innovation happens, IBM is bringing the next generation of sports technology innovators together at Web Summit Lisbon for the culmination of the...

IBM (NYSE: IBM), the University of Chicago, the State of Illinois, and Illinois Quantum and Microelectronics Park (IQMP) today unveiled an IBM Quantum System Two in Chicago, IBM's first quantum computer in Illinois and the company’s most advanced system available. Initially located at Hyde Park Labs and hosted by the University of Chicago, the system is fueled by IBM Quantum Nighthawk, the most powerful quantum chip IBM has ever built.

Confluent, an IBM (NYSE: IBM) company, today announced new capabilities for building a Streamhouse, a new type of data architecture that keeps business context current for AI agents, applications and analytics as they make decisions and take action.

Real-time data has moved from a specialist requirement to an enterprise requirement. Fraud detection, supply-chain responses, customer experiences and AI systems increasingly depend on data that...

As AI takes on more multi-step development work, traditional security controls can arrive after risky dependencies or code changes have already entered the workflow. Some risks also depend on...

The approach to becoming quantum safe continues to evolve. Advancements in quantum computing, emerging standards and regulatory pressure are making post-quantum cryptography (PQC) migration an...

At TechXchange 2026, IBM (NYSE: IBM) is announcing new capabilities to help developers, IT and security teams put AI agents to work across business systems with clear authority and accountability. IBM brings together agent discovery, verified identities, access controls and performance evaluation to help organizations understand who owns each agent, control what it can access, and trace its actions across existing applications and infrastructure.