IBM Expands AI Agent Capabilities at Think 2025 Conference

Tuesday, May 6, 2025, 12:20 am

At Boston’s Think 2025 event, IBM unveiled a suite of AI agent technologies designed to push enterprise automation into new territory. The enhancements promise to revolutionize operations with a next-generation, self-directed software approach—because even tech behemoths must learn to keep their algorithmic rivals on their toes.

siliconangle.com / IBM redefines AI model accuracy with small models for enhanced network intelligence

As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly embedded in critical infrastructure, AI model accuracy is taking center stage. For telecommunications, where timing is everything, precision isn’t optional — it’s foundational to trust, performance and automation at scale. That’s why IBM Corp. is…

techinasia.com / IBM launches new tools to integrate multiple AI agents

CEO Arvind Krishna said the tools allow integration of AI agents from providers like Salesforce, Workday, and Adobe.

siliconangle.com / IBM unveils capabilities meant to accelerate AI agent adoption

IBM Corp. is using its Think 2025 conference in Boston this week to introduce a sweeping set of artificial intelligence and hybrid cloud technologies aimed at accelerating enterprise adoption of AI agents. The venerable tech giant said it’s focused on making the new breed of autonomous software…

venturebeat.com / IBM thinks that over a billion new applications will be built with gen AI : Here’s how they’re going to help that happen with agentic AI

IBM details its plans to help enterprises to actually do more with AI, with an expanded set of agentic AI capabilities.

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