IBM beats estimates as CEO touts 'Super Intelligence' traction
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IBM beat analyst estimates on both revenue and profit, with CEO Arvind Krishna indicating the company is helping clients with artificial intelligence. The results suggest demand for enterprise AI and hybrid cloud services remains solid even as investors question the broader AI spending boom. IBM's software and consulting businesses have been repositioned around AI, and the company pointed to traction in what Krishna called "Super Intelligence."
Why it matters:IBM's results test whether enterprise AI demand can sustain the sector's valuations amid growing doubts about returns.
Key points
- IBM beat on revenue and profit.
- Krishna cited client traction in AI.
- The company has repositioned software and consulting around AI.
Sources (original reporting)
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