Chamath Palihapitiya said AI spending is not keeping up with AI productivity, a warning sign for what's to come.

July 14 : IBM said it had "faltered" in keeping pace with a shift in corporate spending from software to data-center infrastructure and forecast second-quarter earnings below…

IBM warns AI infrastructure spending is hurting software budgets as revenue misses estimates, sending IBM shares and software stocks sharply lower.

Palihapitiya is part of a growing chorus of investors and tech executives who are cautioning that the tokenmaxxing era is coming to an end.

AI spending ballooned as companies pushed workers to use more tokens. Chamath Palihapitiya says CFOs may soon feel the hangover.

IBM CEO Arvind Krishna wrote a letter to shareholders about a revenue miss. It's renewing months-old fears about a SaaSpocalypse.

IBM startled investors Tuesday with an acknowledgment that shifting priorities in the AI economy are bludgeoning its core business.

CEO Arvind Krishna admitted the tech giant ‘did not adapt quickly enough’.

Chamath Palihapitiya said AI spending is not keeping up with AI productivity, a warning sign for what's to come.

AI shopping spree pulled spending away from IBM’s infrastructure and software business. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

IBM stock dropped 25% after Q2 results missed estimates. Enterprise customers are shifting budgets from software to AI hardware, reshaping tech spending.

In a recent letter to investors, IBM CEO Arvind Krishna explained that the company experienced some unexpected shortfalls in its latest financial performance. The former pioneer…

The earnings behind AI stock may never have been real in the first place.

IBM’s AI bet is creating a painful paradox: the technology transforming the industry is also pressuring the company’s core businesses.

IBM's Q2 miss and 25% stock drop reveal enterprises shifting AI spend from software to hardware, with ripple effects for crypto mining and tech markets.