International Business Machines
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What is International Business Machines (IBM)?
International Business Machines Corporation (IBM) is a US technology and consulting company based in Armonk, New York. Its shares trade on the NYSE under the ticker IBM. The company spun off its infrastructure services business as Kyndryl in 2021, moving to a structure weighted toward software and consulting.
The software segment includes the open-source-based hybrid cloud platform of Red Hat, acquired in 2019, automation tools, the watsonx family covering data and AI solutions, and security software. The consulting segment supports companies' digital transformation, cloud migration and AI projects. The infrastructure segment includes IBM Z mainframes used by banks and large organizations, Power servers and storage systems. The company also runs a long-term research program in quantum computing.
Themes watched for IBM stock include the growth rate of software income, Red Hat's performance, mainframe product cycles, consulting demand and free cash flow. The IBM page on Lzzo.com offers the price in US dollars, a historical chart and technical indicators.
Sources: ibm.com
- Name
- International Business Machines
- Symbol
- IBM
- Market
- Stocks
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