International Business Machines

IBM is one of the oldest names in technology, and it has spent the last decade trying to make itself relevant again. Founded in 1911 and long synonymous with mainframes and corporate computing, it reshaped itself around hybrid cloud and AI after buying the open-source software company Red Hat, betting that big organizations want to run workloads across their own data centers and multiple clouds at once. It still sells the mainframes that quietly run banks and airlines, plus a large consulting arm that implements technology for other companies. Based in Armonk, New York, IBM is a Dow component that appeals to income investors for its steady dividend more than explosive growth. Its recent story is about whether software and AI can finally lift revenue after years of stagnation, and early signs of growth have made the market cautiously optimistic again.

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