Arvind Krishna

Chairman and CEO of @IBM, avid learner and listener, relentlessly focused on what's next, #GoodTechIBM, father, husband, @Illinois_Alma, @IITKanpur

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With support from the @CommerceGov, @IBM today announced plans for Anderon, America’s first purpose-built quantum chip foundry. Leveraging IBM’s decades-long quantum leadership and strengths in wafer fabrication, the initiative will accelerate American quantum innovation and enable advanced quantum wafer production for a broad range of companies. https://t.co/GCZPZ40Ako

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If you were unable to attend the #Think2026 keynote or are limited on time, this video summary outlines the key themes, major announcements, and core takeaways, and provides perspective on how @IBM is approaching “day zero” of the AI revolution.

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@GovPritzker Thank you, @GovPritzker. We are honored and excited to help drive business for our clients while making Illinois an even better place to live, work, and do business.

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I enjoyed the conversation with @PennyPritzker, @AndrewEdgeclif1, and the @Semafor team for The CEO Signal.

We talked leadership, long‑term bets, and how meaningful progress comes from tackling the biggest challenges head‑on. Thank you for the thoughtful exchange and the perspective.

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🟡 Most CEOs have not woken up to the fact that technology is as important as their balance sheet, @IBM Chairman and CEO @ArvindKrishna says in the latest episode of The CEO Signal.

The first technologist to lead the company in its 115-year history unpacks how he approaches high-stakes decision-making in moments of rapid technological change — including the initially controversial acquisition of Red Hat that he thinks landed him his current role.

Krishna makes the case for why CEOs need to place bold bets, even when the payoff won’t be quick. And he cautions his fellow CEOs not to wait to start working what quantum computing will mean for their companies. “You’d better start thinking about it now,” he says.

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I was proud to inaugurate the AI GovTech Centre with leaders from the state of Uttar Pradesh in Lucknow, reflecting our commitment to India’s tech growth and AI advancements. Grateful to our government collaborators, academic partners, and dedicated @IBM teams whose dedication made this possible.https://t.co/OiKQcZovz8

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@USAmbIndia @IBM Thank you, @USAmbIndia.

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Thank you, @WorldGovSummit for having me for a timely discussion with Borje Ekholm about the growing role of technology as a central pillar of national sovereignty, economic growth, and global cooperation.

Watch here: https://t.co/vd8EUATa8o #WGS2026

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Thank you, John Martinis, @ITUSecGen,  @jennschenkerand Lene B. Oddershede for a timely discussion about quantum computing during the 2026 @wef.  Watch the replay: https://t.co/OS6KXHQ8Id  #WEF26

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Why IBM CEO Arvind Krishna is still hiring humans in the AI era https://t.co/AmBEAx8j5A

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Today, we are announcing that we have entered into a definitive agreement to acquire @confluentinc. This is a decisive step that accelerates our hybrid cloud and AI strategy. Learn more: https://t.co/iDGA9WeuDW

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@OutFrontCNN @ErinBurnett Great questions. Thank you for having me, @OutFrontCNN.

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During this year’s Atlantic Festival, I sat down with @TheAtlantic ‘s staff writer @Tyrangiel to discuss the current state of AI, and share insights about the next big paradigm shift in technology, quantum computing.

Watch the replay here: https://t.co/sbCHUFwGIr #TAF25

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Watch my discussion with WSJ’s Christopher Mims and Tim Higgins on the latest episode of the Bold Names podcast here: https://t.co/IvK94ZGDly

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·@IBM is advancing quantum systems to take on problems classical computers can’t—from chemistry to materials to finance.
Thank you, @mims and @timkhiggins of @wsj, for highlighting our vision for the quantum era and the progress we're making to get there. https://t.co/88CoRAa00T

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AI & The White House

When the public and private sectors work together to move AI forward, we are paving the way for our next generation to inherit a more prosperous America.

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.@IBM is proud to join the Pledge to America’s Youth by committing to skill 2 million Americans in AI by 2028. We thank the Administration for their leadership in advancing AI education and for bringing public and private partners together to prepare for an AI-driven future.

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@jonfortt @IBM It is always a pleasure to speak with you, @jonfortt .

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IBM has announced its path to build a fault-tolerant quantum computer. IBM Quantum Starling, projected to be operational by 2029, is being developed in Poughkeepsie, New York—a site integral to @IBM's computing legacy. Learn about the pursuit of valuable and scalable quantum computing: https://t.co/KaLxIhCtZS

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@USISPForum Thank you @USISPForum. I enjoyed this event and the opportunity to discuss AI with Kumar Mangalam Birla, Toshiaki Higashihara, and @JohnTChambers .

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Simplifying operations, securing data, and improving efficiency and scale are priorities for @IBM clients. Enterprise AI can make a meaningful difference. We've built solutions ready to deploy and help unlock the full potential of #AI. More here: https://t.co/VMzVk0Tqga