IBM has announced it will invest $150 billion in technology manufacturing, research, and development in the U.S. over the next five years. This commitment focuses particularly on advancing American manufacturing of quantum computers, with more than $30 billion allocated for R&D in this sector. CEO Arvind Krishna highlighted the initiative as a means to bolster American jobs and the economy while ensuring IBM's dominance in computing and AI. This move aligns with a broader trend of companies committing to U.S.-based manufacturing following recent government policies.
IBM is set to invest $150 billion in tech manufacturing, research, and development in the U.S. over the next five years, focusing on quantum computing.
With a commitment of over $30 billion for R&D, IBM aims to enhance American manufacturing capabilities, ensuring its leadership in advanced computing technology.
IBM CEO Arvind Krishna emphasized their long-standing commitment to American jobs and manufacturing, stating this investment will solidify IBM as a leader in AI and quantum computing.
The company plans to continue designing and assembling quantum computers in the U.S., linking their technological innovation to national security and economic competitiveness.
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