Releases

IBM released modular adapter functions for RAG, safety and core model capabilities.

IBM positioned its open Mellea generative-programming library as the runtime for modular Granite adapters.

IBM announced an agentic control plane for deploying and governing agents from multiple sources.

IBM added lifecycle observability, monitoring and policy controls for enterprise agents.

Red Hat introduced a unified platform generation for model training, inference and agent workloads.

IBM introduced commercial Spyre accelerator availability for generative and high-volume inference.

Red Hat introduced an enterprise inference stack based on vLLM for hybrid deployments.

IBM introduced a conversational business-intelligence product grounded in enterprise semantics.

IBM introduced a catalog with more than 150 partner and IBM agents and tools.

IBM expanded watsonx Orchestrate with agent creation, multi-agent orchestration and integrations across business applications.

IBM introduced z17 with Telum II and support for accelerated enterprise inference.

IBM launched an AI-powered delivery platform for consultants and client transformation work.

IBM released Docling for converting complex business documents into structured AI-ready formats.

IBM unveiled Telum II with upgraded on-chip AI acceleration for next-generation mainframes.

Red Hat expanded OpenShift AI as the hybrid-cloud operating layer for model development and serving.

Red Hat and IBM introduced InstructLab for community-driven model skills and alignment.

Red Hat introduced RHEL AI as a foundation-model platform for developing, testing and running open models.

IBM released governance tooling for model risk, transparency, compliance and lifecycle oversight.

IBM released generative coding assistants for Red Hat Ansible automation and mainframe application modernization.

IBM launched its open lakehouse data store optimized for governed analytics and AI workloads.

IBM began general availability of its foundation-model and machine-learning development studio.

IBM Consulting launched a center with more than 1,000 specialists to support enterprise generative-AI adoption.

IBM Consulting announced a dedicated generative-AI center and delivery practice alongside watsonx.

IBM announced watsonx as an integrated AI and data platform for enterprise foundation-model development and governance.

IBM introduced z16 with Telum-powered real-time AI inference for mission-critical transactions.

The Telum announcement established a new generation of IBM infrastructure with integrated AI acceleration.

IBM unveiled Telum with on-chip AI acceleration for high-volume transactional inference.

IBM commercialized enterprise conversational-AI tooling that evolved into watsonx Assistant.

IBM launched an AI-powered enterprise search and document-understanding service.

IBM created Watson Health to apply data and cognitive-computing technologies across healthcare and life sciences.