IBM’s Post

AGI and quantum computing to nanotech so loved IBM

Thanks for sharing! Inspiring vision shaping the future of technology.

Insightful post! Exciting innovations in AI and quantum computing.

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"It’s encouraging to see the continued progress in fault-tolerant quantum and advanced chip design—that foundational layer is critical.

A powerful vision of the technological future. Thank you for sharing, IBM The focus on both the strategic horizon (AGI) and the fundamental pillars (semiconductor materials) is very insightful. The collaboration with the University of Dayton is a great example of how innovation is born at the intersection of industry and academia.

Very interesting update — IBM continues to push boundaries and set the pace for innovation. With moves like this, it’s clear you’re not just following trends, but shaping the future of tech. Looking forward to seeing what’s next and how this will redefine possibilities in enterprise and cloud services

The shift is away from ‘AI as a product’ and toward ‘AI as a business outcome.’ The question is no longer what can the model do? but what outcome does it change? That’s where enterprise adoption — and differentiation — will be won.

What struck me here as an ex-IBM’er is how familiar this stance feels. IBM has always played the long game, but this time the long game is actually the correct one. Treating AI as enterprise infrastructure instead of a hype cycle is the quiet advantage most people won’t notice until the dust settles.