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IBM's Q2 led by software revenue
As for the outlook, IBM projected annual revenue growth in the mid-single digit range with free cash flow topping $12 billion.
ServiceNow Q2 strong, Desai out
ServiceNow reported better-than-expected second quarter earnings and announced that president and chief product officer CJ Desai will leave the company after an internal investigation.
Meta launches Llama 3.1 450B and for Zuckerberg it's personal
Meta released Llama 3.1 405B, an open "frontier-level model" that aims performs as well as proprietary models. For Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, the Llama cadence is designed to play the long game and bet open-source models ultimately win.
IonQ's quantum computing bets: Quantum for LLM training, chemistry and enterprise use cases
IonQ outlined it roadmap for its quantum computing stack as well as various use cases as it aims to create enterprise grade infrastructure that could offload GPU workloads if successful.
Enterprises start to harvest AI-driven exponential efficiency efforts
Enterprises are beginning to leverage AI and widen their profit moats just as some companies are seeing customers wobble. The efficiency gains are beginning to highlight how digital transformation and AI strategies are becoming self-funding, keeping expenses below the rate of inflation and optimizing processes.
TSMC's Q2: Six takeaways on genAI, AI demand
TSMC’s second quarter earnings were better-than-expected and the chip manufacturer is becoming a barometer for generative AI infrastructure demand. High-performance computing (HPC) is now more than half of TSMC's revenue.
GenAI may be the new UI for enterprise software
Enterprise software could be disrupted as category windows become collateral damage to generative AI. The scenario: Today's go-to systems are relegated to plumbing as generative AI becomes the de facto user interface that democratizes data, insights, analytics and automation.
Classiq CEO Minerbi on the intersection of quantum computing, HPC and use cases
Quantum computing software provider Classiq has been busy forging partnerships with everyone from Nvidia to BMW to Citi as it aims to expand enterprise use cases with a software layer that abstracts the underlying hardware. We caught up with Classiq CEO Nir Minerbi to talk about quantum computing and where it's headed.
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