IBM technology giant (IBM) makes major movements in quantum education and artificial intelligence technology. First of all, the company has completed the initial phase of moving its quantum learning tools to the new IBM quantum platform, which is now hosted on IBM Cloud. This upgrade makes learning easier, more accessible and free for everyone while we get closer to the era of quantum computers. Indeed, the new platform has a cleaner and more user-friendly design that helps learners find and use the content more easily.
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IBM has also launched Qiskit class modules, which are ready -to -use jupyter notebooks designed for educators to bring quantum calculation in the classroom. These short lessons are delivered with clear explanations, code examples, practice exercises and optional videos. Although advanced features require access to IBM quantum processors, free users can always create a solid base. The new platform, now available on quantum.cloud.ibm.com, replaces the old and IBM plans to add more features soon.
At the same time, IBM improves its IA Capacities with the launch of new Power11 chips and servers. These will be available from July 25 and are designed to help companies perform AI tasks more efficiently in data centers. Power11 offers up to 55% better performance than Power9 and up to 45% more capacity in certain systems compared to Power10. It is also the first IBM feed server to take care of the company's new AI chip, Spyre Accelerator. Interestingly, the system is designed for reliability, with zero planned downtime during maintenance and the possibility of detecting ransomware threats in less than a minute.
What is the target price for IBM?
Turning to Wall Street, analysts have a moderate purchase consensus note on IBM shares on the basis of nine purchases, five sockets and two sales allocated in the last three months, as indicated by the graph below. In addition, the Average IBM price objective $ 277.53 per share implies a risk of drop of 4.5%.
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