IBM: Error Detection Algorithm for Quantum Computers Runs on AMD Hardware – Stock Reaches a new all-Time High!
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The order backlog for generative AI rises from $7.5 billion to over $9.5 billion. The number of consulting projects has more than doubled here. IBM Z grew by 59%. The AI accelerator "Spyre" brings AI directly to the new z17 mainframes by the end of the month. IBM Starling is set to be the first fault-tolerant quantum computer by 2028. Error detection algorithms can run on conventional AMD hardware sooner than planned. The stock retraces to the 50-day MA following disappointing software growth results for Q3. Now, a breakout to an all-time...
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