IBM has partnered with Yotta Data Services to roll out an agentic AI platform designed for Indian government bodies and businesses. The system will run on Yotta’s Shakti Cloud, focusing on secure and compliant AI adoption. The deal also brings IBM’s sovereign core to Yotta’s cloud infrastructure, aiming to strengthen data control as organizations deploy autonomous AI.
IBM and Yotta announced a partnership to deliver an agentic AI platform for enterprises and government in India. The solution will run IBM watsonx Orchestrate on Yotta’s Shakti Cloud and integrate IBM Sovereign Core for “sovereign” operations. It targets regulated rollout by providing continuous compliance monitoring, audit-ready evidence, and governed AI execution across business workflows.
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IBM has rolled out new AI-powered features for the Scuderia Ferrari app ahead of the 2026 Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix. Built on IBM watsonx, the update adds an AI Companion for conversation-style guidance, a Game Center with quizzes and leaderboards, and an upgraded Race Center with richer timelines and real-time driver insights—aimed at engaging Ferrari’s massive global Tifosi base.
IBM has rolled out Bob, an AI software development platform aimed at making agent-driven coding safer in real enterprise workflows. It routes work across multiple model providers, but inserts continual human-led approval checkpoints to prevent pilot-stage failures and improve auditability. IBM says teams saved up to 70% time on selected tasks, with average gains of 10 hours weekly.
US software stocks were down in premarket trading as IBM and ServiceNow reported quarterly results that intensified worries about AI-driven disruption. Investors appear concerned that new AI capabilities could reshape workflows, pricing, and competitive dynamics across the sector, driving renewed caution even among companies seen as major beneficiaries of automation and machine learning.
Nasscom Foundation has partnered with IBM to upskill more than 87,000 marginalised youth nationwide through the IBM SkillsBuild programme. The initiative offers free, future-ready training in areas such as AI, cybersecurity, cloud, data analytics and professional skills, with mentorship and hands-on learning to help participants gain real workplace readiness.
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