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IBM, Monday, December 29th, 2025

2025: The Year Open, Agentic AI Took Center Stage

Vol 333 · Issue 5 · 2025-12-29

From agentic capabilities in experimental AI models to real-world deployment, 2025 was the year open, agentic AI captured attention. For IBM, this evolution is embodied in BeeAI and Agent Stack, two open-source initiatives that have reshaped how enterprises build and deploy intelligent agents.

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2025: The Year Open, Agentic AI Took Center Stage

IBM, Monday, November 24th, 2025

Enterprises Can Get Creative With AI (If Done Right)

Vol 332 · Issue 4 · 2025-11-24

Three years into the gen AI boom, creative industries are asking a big question: Can AI be an ally rather than a threat? As generative AI reshapes how ideas become reality, brands and artists alike are racing to define what responsible, ethical creativity looks like.

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Enterprises Can Get Creative With AI (If Done Right)

Blocks & Files, Monday, October 20th, 2025

Storage Scale Accelerates Data For AI

Vol 331 · Issue 4 · 2025-10-20

The latest, v6.0, major release of IBM's Storage Scale has a Data Acceleration Tier (DAT), a high-performance NVMeoF-based storage layer designed to deliver extreme IOPS and ultra-low latency for real-time AI inferencing workloads.

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Storage Scale Accelerates Data For AI

IBM, Wednesday, October 15th, 2025

Introducing CUGA: The Enterprise-Ready Configurable Generalist Agent

Vol 331 · Issue 3 · 2025-10-15

Imagine you've built an AI agent that performs beautifully in sandbox demos. But once it hits production, things unravel - it misuses tools, skips critical steps, and fails silently when faced with real-world complexity. Debugging becomes a nightmare, and scaling across domains feels like reinventing the wheel every time.

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Introducing CUGA: The Enterprise-Ready Configurable Generalist Agent

IBM, September 18,2025

The Hidden Incentives Driving AI Hallucinations

Vol 330 · Issue 3 · 2025-09-18

Artificial intelligence has a confidence problem. The same large language models (LLMs) that generate fluent text for millions of users can also invent facts with equal poise, a flaw researchers call hallucination. And despite steady improvements in model accuracy, this tendency to produce wrong but plausible answers has proven stubbornly hard to fix.

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The Hidden Incentives Driving AI Hallucinations

The Next Platform, Wednesday, July 16th, 2025

The World's Most Powerful Server Embiggens A Bit With Power11

Vol 328 · Issue 3 · 2025-07-16

If you need a big, badass box that can support tens of terabytes of memory, dozens of PCI-Express peripheral slots, thousands of directly attached storage devices, all feeding into hundreds of cores that can span that memory footprint with lots of bandwidth, you do not have a lot of options.

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The World's Most Powerful Server Embiggens A Bit With Power11

Techstrong.IT, July 9,2025

IBM Unveils Power11 Chip And Servers For Ai Workloads

Vol 328 · Issue 2 · 2025-07-09

IBM has unveiled Power11, an upgrade to its Power series of servers and chips, offering design improvements that it claims streamline operations for the AI era. Among the key improvements: Power11 is the first Power server to support the IBM Spyre Accelerator, IBM's system-on-a-chip designed for AI-intensive inference workloads.

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IBM Unveils Power11 Chip And Servers For Ai Workloads