Editor's note
As the world looks to rebound from a global pandemic and geopolitical conflicts, AI and machine learning technologies will prove vital in mitigating future security threats.
This year's two-day IBM Think conference explains how businesses can continue to thrive with advanced technologies like AI, ML, automation and hybrid cloud. AI and ML platforms can automate simple and repetitive processes, enabling businesses to focus their attention on more complicated tasks, such as advance threat detection and response. In addition, AI and ML predictive models help companies gain a competitive edge in strategic decision-making, product development, hybrid workforce planning and customer experiences.
In this conference guide, learn about the latest industry developments from IBM Think 2022, and gain firsthand knowledge of advances in AI, ML and cybersecurity from industry insiders.
1IBM's latest corporate strategies and product developments
The past few months have been busy for the computing giant. Read about Big Blue's latest strategic maneuvers and product announcements, including news and comments from IBM executives related to the Think 2022 conference.
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How AI and automation play a role in ITOps
Tech professionals agree that AI, intelligent automation and cybersecurity play important roles in the enterprise and can revolutionize ITOps when implemented and used correctly. Read Now
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IBM pledges to push boundaries in quantum computer roadmap
IBM revised its quantum computing roadmap with a 4,000-qubit system by 2025 and unveiled its Modular Quantum Computing initiative to support multiprocessor systems. Read Now
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New IBM Z mainframe blunts quantum cyber attacks
Looking to compete with AI-based supercomputer vendors, IBM unveiled a Z mainframe armed with new AI features and security that deflects attacks launched from quantum computers. Read Now
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IBM: REvil dominated ransomware activity in 2021
IBM X-Force's Threat Intelligence Index report also found a 'triple extortion' ransomware tactic in 2021, where threat actors use DDoS attacks to put extra pressure on victims. Read Now