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IBM and BharatGen have announced a strategic partnership to advance AI adoption in India by developing sovereign multimodal AI models tailored to the country’s linguistic and cultural landscape. This partnership aims to serve both national and commercial needs across agriculture, finance, healthcare, national security, and education.
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India has bet heavily on quantum technologies, with government programmes, university curricula, and startups all pulling in the same direction. IBM has positioned itself as a keystone in that ecosystem.
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At the centre of the collaboration is an AI Innovation Hub, which will bring together experts from Vi and IBM Consulting to co-create AI solutions, automation tools, and digital accelerators
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The tech park in Amaravati will host an IBM Quantum System Two installation, carrying a 156-qubit Heron quantum processor, making it the largest quantum computer in India.
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The new agreement comes at a significantly lower value than the previous $800 million deal with IBM, which ended in April 2024. The move is an effort by the cash-strapped firm to cuts costs
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IBM’s generative AI book of business now stands at more than $5 billion inception-to-date, up nearly $2 billion quarter over quarter as of December 31
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From IBM's solid quarterly numbers to Microsoft's weak earnings show, here's a look at some of the major developments from across the world.
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IBM added that the company continues to 'gain momentum' in the generative AI business, with one-fifth of the AI business coming from Software, and the remaining from Consulting.
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Loreal has also shared plans to use IBM’s AI system to ensure that its products are inclusive, personalised and meet sustainability standards.
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Vodafone Idea has chosen to involve more vendors to decrease overall operating costs and to work with specialised firms in specific areas, rather than renewing the entire deal with IBM
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After its partnership with L&T this month and an MoU with the Indian government, the technology giant is now gearing up to leverage its global semiconductor R&D capabilities for new customers in India.
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According to IBM’s AI adoption index released earlier, 59% of the Indian enterprises have deployed AI, making it the highest across markets surveyed.
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IBM has been struggling with falling demand for IT hardware and challenges to growth in China, which once was a major market with strong business presence outside the US.
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The decision comes amid the company's struggles with falling demand for its hardware and challenges in growth markets like China
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IBM's hybrid cloud strategy and Fujitsu’s integrated AI chips will address the challenges faced while implementing newer AI and cloud computing technologies.
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This award recognised NASA and IBM's collaborative efforts that led to the development of this innovative AI model, underscoring the aim to advance climate science and environmental research.
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The Gen AI CoE will be based on IBM’s watsonx AI and data platform.
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Under this partnership, financial institutions will gain access to AI Sandbox, assistance in providing proof of concept, AI literacy programmes and digital assistant solutions, according to a release
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McDonald's confirmed late Monday that it decided to end a global partnership with IBM, which has been testing this artificial intelligence technology at select McDonald's drive-thrus since late 2021
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The centre will focus on building point solutions to accelerate clients' generative AI adoption journeys.
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The collaboration is intended to spur and support the growth of India's developer community with a focus on processor design, system design, firmware, and application development, including contributions to open-source initiatives, IBM said in a statement.
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LTIMindtree will also collaborate with the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Madras on joint quantum research and workforce development.
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Key features of the Wipro Enterprise AI-Ready Platform include infrastructure and core software for AI and generative AI workloads
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About 74 percent of those Indian enterprises have accelerated their investments in AI in the past 24 months in areas like R&D, an IBM report has said
