IBM is a technology corporation with a long history in the space industry, dating back to the Apollo missions. Today, IBM provides space consulting services and technology, including AI, machine learning, and cloud computing, to optimize various aspects of space exploration and business. They partner with organizations like NASA, Sierra Space, and Ubotica to develop solutions for data analysis, climate research, and deployment of AI applications on satellites. IBM's contributions aim to drive innovation, improve efficiency, and foster a new generation of space exploration.
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EnduroSat has delivered more than 60 satellites and counts customers including IBM, Vyoma, and Neuraspace.
NASA and IBM have a collaboration to apply AI in the processing of satellite and planetary data.
LTIMindtree and IBM are collaborating to establish a global, joint Generative AI Center of Excellence in India.
IBM Consulting Cybersecurity Services will combine expertise with the Palo Alto Networks Cortex platform to provide autonomous and advanced managed security operations.
As part of the joint service, IBM Consulting will provide 24×7 monitoring, investigation, and automated remediation of security alerts.
The IBM Institute for Business Value conducted a global study in which surveyed executives estimated that implementing AI and automation will require 40% of their workforce to reskill over the next three years, mostly those in entry-level positions.
IBM acquired The Weather Company in 2015 for $2,000,000,000.
Sierra Space and IBM signed a Memorandum of Understanding to collaborate on developing next-generation space technology and software platforms across Sierra Space’s space vehicles and infrastructure.
IBM Cloud will receive actionable insights produced by IBM’s edge computing in space experiment.
The Canadian province of Quebec is partnering with IBM to establish the Quebec-IBM Discovery Accelerator to advance research and development in quantum computing, artificial intelligence, semiconductors, and high-performance computing.
In 2021, IBM acquired cloud consulting firms Nordcloud, Taos, BoxBoat, and SXiQ.
The winning team of the Call for Code Global Challenge will receive $200,000 and support from the IBM Service Corps, technical experts, and partners to develop their technology, release code as open-source, and deploy their solution in communities around the world.
Airbus provides very high-resolution satellite imagery to The Weather Company, an IBM business.
The contract modification requires Raytheon to replace IBM equipment with HPE equipment for all OCX Block 1 deliverable environments by 2022-04-30.
Under the IBM-to-Lenovo agreement, IBM was required to support the hardware until August 2022.
Jeb Linton is the chief technology officer for IBM Cloud’s Partner Ecosystem and Cognitive Security division.