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25.08.26 - 03:06
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IBM unveils dual-architecture mainframe chip to run Arm, z/OS, Linux workloads (Digitimes)
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In an August 24 press release, IBM announced that it is developing the first dual-architecture mainframe processor, a move that could let global enterprises run Arm-native and IBM workloads on the same future systems. The milestone may broaden software choices, accelerate AI adoption, and reshape mission-critical computing for banks, governments, and large cloud operators worldwide....
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23.08.26 - 19:42
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Bloomberg This Weekend 8/23/2026 (Bloomberg)
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The news doesn't stop when markets close. Hosts David Gura, Christina Ruffini and Alexis Christoforous bring clarity, context and a bit of humor to the weekend's biggest headlines, LIVE from New York. Joined by Former Canadian Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland, RUV Defense and Security Correspondent Ingólfur Sigfússon, PIMCO Executive Vice President, Market Strategist and Generalist Portfolio Manager Tony Crescenzi, “London Falling” Author Patrick Radden Keefe, Ohio Rep. Greg Landsman, Georgia Rep. Rich McCormick, Veda Partners Director of Economic Policy Henrietta Treyz, IBM Senior Vice President and Chief Global Affairs Officer Jonathan Adashek, and Retired Tennis Player and “Nothing Major” Co-Host Sam Querrey. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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23.08.26 - 17:06
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AI Takes Center Court at the US Open (Bloomberg)
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IBM and the US Open are expanding their use of AI to give fans real-time match insights, including personalized updates, an AI assistant and win probabilities that change after every point. IBM Senior Vice President Jonathan Adashek and former tennis player Sam Querrey are on Bloomberg This Weekend to discuss with hosts David Gura and Christina Ruffini how the technology also gives players and coaches deeper data to analyze opponents and match strategy while helping more than 14 million digital users follow the tournament. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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22.08.26 - 16:06
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Study Shows AI Hitting Paychecks, Not Payrolls (Bloomberg)
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Apollo Chief Economist Torsten Slok says early labor-market data suggest AI's first impact is appearing more in wages than employment. In a study of hundreds of occupations, Slok found that jobs with higher exposure to AI have seen weaker wage growth, while the employment effect remains relatively small. But the picture is still coming into focus: Slok says AI is also helping fuel record business formation, which could create new jobs and make the economy more dynamic. Former IBM HR chief Diane Gherson says companies are already deciding which work can be automated, which employees can be retrained and whether AI savings come through layoffs, slower hiring or reskilling. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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22.08.26 - 01:48
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Wall Street Week | AI Hits Wages, USMCA Under Pressure, Colorado River Crisis (Bloomberg)
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This week, Former IBM CEO Sam Palmisano discusses why companies may benefit from having a “Plan B” for AI implementation. And, AI may not be causing mass layoffs yet, but early data suggest it is already slowing wage growth in exposed occupations.
Plus, Canada may have dodged Trump's newest tariffs, but the deal could leave lasting damage to USMCA, North American manufacturing and trust between two longtime allies. Later, who pays when the Colorado River can no longer meet the West's demand?
(Source: Bloomberg)...
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21.08.26 - 18:06
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Leon Stok of IBM Reelected Silicon Integration Initiative Board Chair (Business Wire)
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ROUND ROCK, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Leon Stok, vice president of Electronic Design Automation at IBM, has been reelected as board chair of the Silicon Integration Initiative for 2026-2027.
Dr. Stok has served on the Board of Si2 since 2007, previously holding several leadership roles, including prior terms as Board Chair. At IBM, he leads a team that delivers world-class design and verification flows and tools used to create some of the world's most advanced computing systems, including IBM Z and Power systems and IBM Quantum Systems.
A recognized leader in electronic design automation (EDA), Dr. Stok earned his Ph.D. from Eindhoven University in 1991. He has delivered more than 40 keynotes, invited talks, and tutorials at major IEEE and ACM conferences worldwide and at leading universities. His research contributions include over 60 published papers on topics such as high-level architectural and logic synthesis, low-power design, placement-driven synthesis, and automated schematic placement and routing....
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20.08.26 - 02:24
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Rising demand for CPO, SiPh reshapes semiconductor testing (Digitimes)
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As chip power consumption, transmission speed and architectural complexity increase, testing has shifted from being a final pre-shipment quality gate to an earlier stage in product development and ramp-to-volume, according to KPMG managing director Jesse Chen, who previously worked at IBM and in venture capital. That shift is making testing a critical factor in product verification, yield ramp and supply chain stability....
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