IBM beats quarterly revenue estimates on software strength, AI demand

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IBM beats quarterly revenue estimates on software strength, AI demand

IBM exceeded analysts' expectations for second-quarter revenue by focusing on its software business and benefiting from increased AI-related spending by clients. The company's software revenue grew by about 7%, reaching $6.74 billion in the quarter, with a positive outlook for further growth in 2024.

IBM's AI Book of Business, which combines bookings and actual sales across various products, expanded to $2 billion, showcasing the company's commitment to capitalizing on the rising demand for AI integration. Despite a decline in annual consulting revenue, IBM remains optimistic about the potential of its AI offerings and the long-term benefits they can bring to the business.

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