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IBM Commits $150 Billion Investment in US Tech Development Over Five Years
IBM has unveiled a landmark $150 billion commitment to strengthen U.S. technology leadership over the next five years, emphasizing innovation in quantum computing and mainframe manufacturing. The investment includes over $30 billion for R&D and domestic production of cutting-edge technologies, ensuring IBM retains its position as a global leader in high-performance computing. CEO Arvind Krishna highlighted the companys historical focus on American manufacturing, dating back to its founding 114 years ago, and emphasized how this initiative will sustain its role in powering critical systems worldwide. The Poughkeepsie, New York, manufacturing hubwhere IBM produces mainframes handling over 70% of global transaction valueremains central to this strategy, alongside advancements in AI and quantum computing. The move aims to bolster economic growth, secure high-tech jobs, and maintain U.S. competitiveness in emerging technologies, reflecting IBMs legacy in pivotal innovations from the Apollo program to modern financial infrastructure. This strategic investment underscores the companys commitment to defining the future of computing while anchoring critical manufacturing and R&D capabilities within America.
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