In an interview Friday with CNBC, IBM’s chair and CEO spells out Big Blue’s “first critical” uses of artificial intelligence: Customer service and code productivity.
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IBM CEO and chairman Arvind Krishna has words of warning to back office “white collar” workers: Your jobs will be the first lost to the rapidly growing use of artificial intelligence.
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IBM chair and CEO Arvind Krishna delivered quite a lengthy pep talk to Wall Street analysts on Wednesday about his huge bet on Artificial Intelligence. And in his opening remarks regarding earnings Krishna went out of his way to cite Raleigh-based Red Hat as being essential to past and ongoing efforts in the cloud while helping IBM advance its strategy in AI. Here’s a look at what he had to say.
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IBM chair and CEO Arvind Krishna certainly made headlines around the world earlier this week with his comments about artificial intelligence and plans to move nearly 8,000 jobs at Big Blue into the AI realm. Recently he talked about the future of technology in an interview as part of Duke University’s Fuqua School of Business Distinguished Speakers Series.
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Big Blue made headlines with recent plans to cut 3,900 workers but it turns out the tech giant is actually adding more talent even with the number of job cuts growing.
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IBM faces a new lawsuit over how mainframe computer revenues were allocated to back newer technologies such as Watson and cloud. IBM Chair and CEO Arvind Krishna as well as 12 other current and former executives also are part of the suit.
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A “key advisor” in IBM’s $34 billion acquisition of Raleigh-based Red Hat is joining Big Blue to head up its continuing strategy, mergers and acquisitions, IBM Chair and CEO Arvind Krishna told employees in a memo.
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Two leadership changes have been made at IBM, both involving company transformation and workforce. Here’s the letter Chair and CEO Arvind Khrishna shared with employees on Thursday.
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Shares of IBM rose some 5% in after-hours trading Wednesday thanks to a quarterly report that beat Wall Street analysts’ expectations and a forecast of more growth ahead. Playing a key role in that is Raleigh-based Red Hat and its cloud technology.
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