Quantum Circuits is bringing its innovative dual-rail qubit technology to Nvidia’s CUDA-Q platform, marking a significant expansion beyond IBM’s Qiskit ecosystem. The company’s error-aware architecture could accelerate practical quantum computing applications. This move intensifies the platform war
IBM Cloud will no longer sell VMware services to new customers after October 2025. The move reflects Broadcom’s licensing overhaul and IBM’s strategic pivot toward Red Hat OpenShift as VMware competition intensifies.
Industry leaders at XChange LATAM 2025 stressed that artificial intelligence is delivering measurable business results while human collaboration remains essential. The event featured insights from IBM, ITSitio Group, and channel partners on strategic technology adoption and partnership models.
The second annual XChange LATAM conference launched in Mexico’s Riviera Maya, bringing together prominent figures from Latin America’s technology sector. According to reports from the event organized by ITSitio Group and The Channel Company, the opening day focused on how artificial intelligence and human collaboration are reshaping regional business strategies.
IBM’s Q3 2025 results show significant AI-driven productivity improvements and infrastructure growth. The company reportedly prefers renting GPU capacity from hyperscale cloud providers rather than making massive capital investments in its own cloud infrastructure.
IBM has revealed dramatic productivity gains from its internal AI development tools, with sources indicating that “Project Bob” developer assistance tools have improved coder productivity by 45 percent. According to the company’s Q3 2025 earnings report, this AI-driven efficiency contributed to revenue of $16.33 billion and net income of $1.75 billion, representing nine percent year-over-year growth. This performance marks a significant turnaround from the $330 million loss reported for the same quarter in 2024.
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Mid-market manufacturers are increasingly relying on external IT partnerships to navigate digital transformation challenges. With ransomware attacks intensifying and AI projects faltering, companies are finding strategic advantages through specialized technology partnerships that bridge critical resource gaps.
Mid-market manufacturers are navigating a complex technological landscape where digital transformation has become essential for survival, yet internal resources often fall short of meeting escalating demands. According to reports, companies are increasingly turning to external information technology expertise to bridge critical gaps in their modernization efforts. This strategic shift comes as manufacturers face what analysts suggest is a perfect storm of challenges: tightening budgets, scarce technical talent, and increasingly sophisticated cyber threats.
