US EditionIBM Pledges $150 Billion to Boost US Tech Growth and Quantum Manufacturing
- International Business Machines Corporation announced it will invest $150 billion in the U.S. Over the next five years to fuel the economy and enhance its computing leadership.
- IBM emphasized its commitment to American jobs and innovation, stating the investment ensures it remains the epicenter of advanced computing and AI capabilities.
- The company stated that it would continue to design and assemble quantum computers in America, citing their importance for solving complex problems.
- IBM's revenue for the first quarter of 2025 reached $14.5 billion, exceeding expectations and reinforcing its forecast for continued revenue growth.
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IBM to invest $150 billion in U.S., with potential boost for North Carolina
IBM announced a $150 billion U.S. investment over five years, including $30 billion for R&D in domestic manufacturing. Analysts expect North Carolina, where IBM and Red Hat have major presences, to benefit significantly. Specific local plans have not been confirmed.
IBM Commits $150 Billion to U.S. Tech Expansion.
PULSE POINTS:What Happened: IBM announced plans for new investments in the United States, following similar announcements from other tech companies amid pressure from the Trump administration to boost U.S. manufacturing. Who’s Involved: IBM, Nvidia, Foxconn, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, Apple, OpenAI, SoftBank, Oracle, and the Trump administration. Where & When: The announcement was made in the United States on Monday, April 28, w…
IBM Announces $150 Billion US Investment to Boost Quantum Computing and Manufacturing
IBM announced plans on Monday to invest $150 billion in the United States over the next five years to expand its role as a global leader in computing. The company said in a statement that the investment will include more than $30 billion for research and development to advance and continue IBM’s American manufacturing of mainframe and quantum computers. “Technology doesn’t just build the future—it defines it,” said Arvind Krishna, IBM chairman, …
IBM is supercharging its quantum computer efforts as part of a major 5-year investment in U.S. tech
IBM plans to invest $150 billion in tech manufacturing, research, and development in the United States over the next five years. The technology giant announced this commitment in a news release on Monday. IBM says the investment will accelerate American production of quantum computers and fuel the economy. The $150 billion investment includes more than $30 billion to fund research and development to advance American manufacturing of mainframe …
'Focused on American Jobs:' IBM Announces $150 Billion Investment in U.S. Manufacturing
IBM, one of the nation's largest technology employers, announced Monday that it plans to invest $150 billion in the United States over the next five years, adding that the company is "focused on American jobs and manufacturing."
IBM pledges allegiance in form of $150B in US ops, R&D
Did we says offshore? We meant, er, hardcore. Amirite, DOGE bros? Comment IBM – a company understood to employ at least one-third of its global workforce in India and Bangladesh – is pledging to spend $150 billion over the next half decade on making America great again.…
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