Anabelle Nicoud

1 week ago | ibm.com | Anabelle Nicoud

IBM experts say that the company designed Djinn with one thing in mind: augmenting journalism rather than replacing journalists. The tool was also developed in a deeply collaborative manner, with iTromø’s newsroom offering input not only in the initial phase of the project, but also later on the iterative design.

2 weeks ago | ibm.com | Anabelle Nicoud

This week’s Red Hat Summit 2025 was packed with announcements and one broad vision: enabling AI across hybrid cloud. Red Hat unveiled a universal inference platform that, according to the open-source giant, will offer greater speed and efficiency, and be cost-effective to run any gen AI model in any environment.

1 month ago | ibm.com | Aili McConnon |Anabelle Nicoud |Sascha Brodsky

This comes with a caveat, she cautioned: “Now, the explosion of AI agents across the enterprise holds immense promise. But let’s be real for a minute: it also creates significant complexity.” A major culprit? Businesses are deploying agents in silos and they’re not always well-integrated into existing tools and applications.

1 month ago | ibm.com | Anabelle Nicoud |Sascha Brodsky

AI agents As a CIO, you're no stranger to the excitement surrounding AI and its potential to transform your business. The rapid evolution to gen AI and agentic AI means it is time to take a closer look at the incredible opportunity to drive real business value with this technology. Read now

2 months ago | ibm.com | Anabelle Nicoud

IBM is contributing 3 open-source projects—Docling, Data Prep Kit and BeeAI—to the Linux Foundation. This move signals not only the potential growth of these projects but also IBM’s ongoing commitment to open-source AI. “We're continuing our long history of contributing open-source projects to ensure that they're easy to consume and that it's easy for others—not just us—to contribute,” says Brad Topol, IBM Distinguished Engineer and Director of Open Technologies, in an interview.