Headquartered in Armonk, NY Fiscal year ends December NYSE: IBM ibm.com
International Business Machines Corporation (IBM) is a global technology company that provides hybrid cloud and artificial intelligence solutions to enterprises. IBM operates through four primary segments: Software (including Red Hat hybrid cloud platform, data and AI tools, automation, and transaction processing), Consulting (strategy, technology, and intelligent operations services), Infrastructure (IBM Z mainframes, distributed infrastructure, and infrastructure support), and Financing (client and commercial financing). The company is focused on helping organizations deploy AI—which it brands as 'Super Intelligence'—to transform operating models, and derives a significant and growing portion of its revenue from recurring software subscriptions and as-a-service arrangements. IBM serves clients across industries worldwide with a large consulting workforce and an extensive portfolio of enterprise software, middleware, and infrastructure products. Updated
The day after IonQ filed its Q3 2026 results with the SEC, buyers pushed the quantum name 12.64% above its $28.01 open. Peers moved far less, with Microsoft up 1.52% and IBM up 1.09%.
IONQ Q3 2026 Earnings Filed
Moves: Nov 6, 2:40 PM ET · Alpha Vantage quote
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A 3.98% slide to $246.02 from a $256.21 open is an outsized one-day move for a low-beta megacap that income holders own for stability. No confirmed catalyst, so watch whether it holds this level into the close.
A 3.98% slide to $246.02 from a $256.21 open is an outsized one-day move for a low-beta megacap that income holders own for stability. No confirmed catalyst, so watch whether it holds this level into the close.
A 3.98% slide to $246.02 from a $256.21 open is an outsized one-day move for a low-beta megacap that income holders own for stability. No confirmed catalyst, so watch whether it holds this level into the close.
A 3.98% slide to $246.02 from a $256.21 open is an outsized one-day move for a low-beta megacap that income holders own for stability. No confirmed catalyst, so watch whether it holds this level into the close.
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International Business Machines Corporation (IBM) is a global technology company that provides hybrid cloud and artificial intelligence solutions to enterprises.
24/7 Wall St.'s 12-month price target for IBM is $264.81, rated Buy. The Wall Street consensus target is $259.30. IBM price prediction →
