As AI continues to seep into the day-to-day operations of organisations worldwide, many businesses have been running pilots and testing use cases to demonstrate how AI can improve different areas of the organisation, but there's a roadblock that's becoming harder to ignore

At THINK this year, IBM made one thing very clear: the AI conversation has moved on. Pilots have been developed, use cases have been proven, and concepts completed. The focus now is on measurable AI integration for businesses.

IBM’s acquisition of Confluent for approximately $11 billion marks a significant development in data streaming and AI-driven enterprise innovation.

Sustainability has moved from a corporate ambition to a strategic necessity. But unlocking real impact depends on how effectively organisations can harness their ESG data to drive decisions, meet compliance obligations, and future-proof operations.

In a landscape where IT performance must meet tight budgets and rapid innovation, IBM Turbonomic stands out by combining artificial intelligence with intelligent automation to optimise resources and reduce IT spend while maintaining service quality.

AI is past the hype and becoming part of the norm, offering businesses new opportunities to innovate and stay ahead. However, organisations face a key challenge—whether to build AI solutions for greater control or buy ready-made solutions for faster results.

At THINK 2025, IBM didn’t just unveil new technologies; it reframed the enterprise AI conversation. For CIOs, the message was unmistakable: the age of AI pilots and proof-of-concepts is over. The next wave is about operationalising AI at scale.

High-performance computing (HPC) is a critical component in the fields of scientific and engineering research, financial modelling, artificial intelligence (AI), and more. IBM Power platforms have emerged as a formidable player in this arena. This Q&A op-ed explores why IBM Power is an exciting option for HPC challenges, its role in sustainable IT, and its advantages for AI applications.

As companies digitise and expand their IT infrastructure, the demand for smart, automated solutions like IBM Turbonomic will increase. This platform offers valuable insights and automates complex IT tasks, making it essential for modern businesses.