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IBM (NYSE: IBM) and the All England Lawn Tennis Club announced new technologies to enhance the fan experience for Wimbledon 2021. Launching on June 28, these updates include IBM Power Rankings with Watson—providing AI-driven player performance insights—and Pre-Match Insights featuring player statistics and win probabilities. Additionally, personalized recommendations for fans will be generated through an integrated recommendation engine. IBM continues to leverage its cloud and AI capabilities to revolutionize the digital experience at Wimbledon, marking over 30 years of partnership.
IBM has partnered with the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) to launch the IBM-IISc Hybrid Cloud Lab in Bengaluru aimed at advancing research in hybrid cloud technologies. This collaboration will involve IBM Research scientists working with IISc students and faculty to develop innovative solutions that enhance the adoption of hybrid cloud and AI. A key finding from an IBM study indicates that businesses can unlock 2.5 times more value from hybrid multi-cloud platforms compared to single cloud platforms. The lab will also promote open-source research, benefiting the broader community.
IBM has launched Reigniting Small Business, a no-cost program aimed at assisting small businesses in navigating challenges exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic. Partnering with organizations like Huntington National Bank and Jones Day, the initiative offers educational resources on topics including finance, marketing, and legal issues. Small businesses, especially those from diverse communities, will benefit from coaching sessions led by IBM volunteers. This program addresses the vital role small businesses play in the economy, as they employed approximately 60.6 million people as of 2017.
Pandora has partnered with IBM to enhance its omnichannel e-commerce capabilities using IBM Sterling Order Management. The collaboration has allowed Pandora to double its online sales in 2020 and improve inventory visibility, addressing the growing demand for digital shopping experiences. With a focus on supply chain resilience and integrating digital technologies, the company aims to enhance customer experiences across various channels. The transition also involved establishing a Digital Hub in Copenhagen to further support their digital initiatives.
IBM has successfully closed its acquisition of Turbonomic, an Application Resource Management and Network Performance Management software provider. This acquisition enhances IBM's portfolio with AI-driven automation capabilities to support hybrid cloud environments, powered by Red Hat OpenShift. With this strategic move, IBM aims to provide comprehensive AI-powered automation solutions, thereby ensuring optimal application performance across diverse cloud settings. The acquisition also strengthens IBM's partnerships with companies like Cisco to accelerate customer journeys toward hybrid cloud and AI adoption.
IBM (NYSE: IBM) and CLX Health are collaborating to integrate the IBM Digital Health Pass with CLX Health's TrustAssure platform. This integration aims to facilitate a secure method for individuals to schedule COVID-19 tests and obtain verifiable health credentials for entry into various locations such as workplaces and sports venues. The Digital Health Pass uses advanced technologies like encryption and blockchain to provide a digital alternative to traditional paper results.
On June 17, 2021, IBM announced a collaboration with 30 global organizations to improve employability and skills for underserved populations. This initiative, highlighted by CEO Arvind Krishna, aims to close the global skills gap, potentially adding US$11.5 trillion to global GDP by 2028. The program plans to skill 500,000 people by year-end, offering training and job placement opportunities, including a commitment to secure 7,000 jobs. The collaboration also features partnerships with ManpowerGroup to connect job seekers to tech roles in high demand.
The UK government announced a five-year, £210 million partnership with IBM to establish the Hartree National Centre for Digital Innovation (HNCDI) in Daresbury. This initiative aims to enhance UK businesses' access to advanced technologies like AI and quantum computing, addressing infrastructure and skills gaps. Over 60 new scientists will join the project, aimed at fostering innovation and economic growth. The collaboration is part of IBM's global Discovery Accelerator initiative to boost research and digital technology adoption across various industries.
IBM announced a $3 million Education Security Preparedness Grant, aimed at addressing cybersecurity in K-12 public school districts. Six districts will receive in-kind support worth $500,000 each, including security services from IBM Service Corps teams. This initiative comes amidst increasing cyberattack threats, with over 1,700 educational institutions affected by ransomware in 2020. Key insights from grant applications revealed that 50% of districts have cybersecurity budgets below $100,000, and over 40% experienced ransomware attacks. The deployment of services is set to begin this summer.
