n Tuesday, IBM made a play in order to generate more sales in the crowded artificial intelligence field, touting tools that also have the ability to help
customers manage a team of AI agents and theri main business apps.
It is also worth mentioning that in an interview held with the Chief Executive, Arvind Krishana reported that he saw an opening that can provide software that integrates customers’s AI agents from other providers among which we can find Salesforce, Workday and Adobe, giving them the ability to build theri own agents from unknown cases.
At IBM’s annual Think conference session that is held on Tuesday, he also mentioned, “We help our clients integrate. We want to meet them where they are,”. IBM’s tools can also help customers create and personalize theri agents in a process that can happen in under a few minutes, drawing on the IBM Granite family of AI models, as well as alternatives coming from Meta Platforms, and Mistral.
Krishna also reported that customers who are interested in using different AI models for different tasks that usually would need to conduct demand for IBM. Last month, it was reported that it had built a $6 billion “book of business” with ChatGPT-like generative AI. A cloud provider similar to the one from Amazon Web Services and Microsoft, and IBM, having personalized its tech to clients, multiple clouds, and infrastructure so they can manage their data.
Krishna also said regarding IBM that “All of these capabilities will only accelerate that rate of growth on those numbers." It is also worth noting that IBM announced that over the next five years, the company would be investing $150 billion in the US, where it has manufactured mainframe computers for the past 60 years. Krishna said that it would make quantum computers in the US as well.
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He mentioned, “Between mainframe, artificial intelligence, and quantum computing, we think there's going to be a very healthy market that behooves us to invest in and lean in." The process also focuses on the reduction of regulations from President Donald Trump’s administration that would set the economy up for growth.
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