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International Business Machines
IBM · NYSEInformation Technology
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Raw inputs
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AI demand
Custom siliconchips inside the boxesAppliancehardwareboards & assemblyCloud &computewhere the software runsData & talentinputstelemetry, threat intel,…AI modelsthe generative enginesBuild & AIplatformengineering + model layerVendorplatformsthe clouds vendors buildProductsthe apps customers buyProduct linesmodules & familiesChannel &deliveryresellers, MSSPs, integra…Customerswho pays the subscriptionSSSamsungRPDRapidusMFGIBM Z manufacturingICLIBM CloudCLDHyperscale cloudsENGEngineering & consulting talentOSSOpen-source communitiesANTAnthropicGRAIBM GraniteMDLThird-party modelsWXwatsonxRHRed HatIBMIBMAUTAutomation softwareTXPTransaction ProcessingDAIData & AI softwareSECSecurity softwareZ17IBM Z (z17)PWRPower & StorageCONIBM ConsultingALLAlliance partnersFINBanks & financial servicesGOVGovernmentsENTLarge enterprisesTELTelecom operators
Company details
Market cap
$272B
P/E ratio
26×
Div yield
2.3%
EPS (TTM)
$11.14
Profit margin
16%
Rev. growth
+8%
Revenue
$67.5B
Free cash flow
$14.7B
In plain English
IBM has reshaped itself into a hybrid-cloud and AI company built on three engines: Software (Red Hat, automation, data & AI, and the fat-margin mainframe transaction software), Consulting, and the Infrastructure that sells the IBM Z mainframes the world's banks still run on. FY2025 revenue was $67.5B, ~44% of it now recurring software, funding a dividend paid every year since 1916.
In simple terms
What International Business Machines really sells
IBM has reshaped itself into a hybrid-cloud and AI company built on three engines: Software (Red Hat, automation, data & AI, and the fat-margin mainframe transaction software), Consulting, and the Infrastructure that sells the IBM Z mainframes the world's banks still run on. FY2025 revenue was $67.5B, ~44% of it now recurring software, funding a dividend paid every year since 1916.
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