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IBM’s Investing $150B in US Over 5 Years, Focusing on These Tech Commitments
IBM has announced plans to invest $150 billion in the United States over the next five years to boost the economy and cement its position as a global technological leader. More than $30 billion will be allocated towards research and development, focusing on mainframes and quantum computing.
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IBM pledges $30B for R&D to advance mainframe and quantum computing, showing its commitment to tech leadership and U.S.
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