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IBM recently announced the establishment of a new watsonx AI Labs innovation center in New York City, aiming to accelerate the development of AI technology and promote its large-scale application. The laboratory is located at IBM's office in Manhattan, designed to connect AI developers and startups with IBM's research and engineering networks, supporting the development of enterprise-level intelligent AI systems. The watsonx AI Labs will focus on solving everyday business challenges, including customer service, supply chain optimization, etc.

IBM recently announced that its AI development platform watsonx.ai now supports the DeepSeek-R1 distilled versions of the Llama 3.18B and Llama 3.370B models. DeepSeek optimizes multiple Llama and Qwen variants using knowledge distillation technology, leveraging data from the R1 model to further enhance model performance. On the watsonx.ai platform, users can utilize DeepSeek in two ways.

At the recent LEAP2025 conference, IBM and Lenovo announced their plans to further expand their strategic technology partnership aimed at enhancing the application and impact of generative AI in Saudi Arabia. According to IDC, global annual spending on AI-related systems is expected to exceed $300 billion by 2026, and many leading organizations in Saudi Arabia are actively exploring and investing in generative AI applications to prepare for the impending 'AI Everywhere' era.

As the 2024 US Open approaches, IBM and the USTA are launching a series of innovative AI features to provide an unprecedented digital experience for the tournament. Through the watsonx platform, these AI technologies offer more detailed post-match summaries, AI commentary, and a fully upgraded SlamTracker. AI-generated match reports cover every singles match, allowing viewers to receive detailed analyses just minutes after the match ends, including player performance, statistics, and highlights. IBM's AI commentary feature has also been enhanced.

IBM has launched an AI cybersecurity tool called IBM Consulting Cybersecurity Assistant, designed to accelerate and improve clients' identification, investigation, and response to critical security threats. This assistant is built on IBM's watsonx platform and can perform multiple tasks, such as handling work orders, running queries, extracting logs, and utilizing AI to analyze historical relevance and recommend action steps to enhance investigation efficiency. It is part of IBM's Threat Detection and Response services.

IBM is launching the Watsonx.Governance toolkit to help enterprises and governments establish trust in generative AI. Watsonx provides a suite of tools for managing risks, enhancing transparency, and forecasting future AI regulatory compliance. By using Watsonx, enterprises can automate AI governance processes and monitor and manage their models.

IBM has launched Watsonx Governance to help enterprises improve AI model transparency. Watsonx Governance provides tools for managing risks and enhancing transparency. IBM's consulting services expand strategic expertise to assist clients in achieving responsible AI. Watsonx Governance is one of three new software products within the Watsonx AI platform. IBM also announced intellectual property protections for its Watsonx models.

IBM has announced that it will host Meta's AI language program on its enterprise AI platform watsonx. This collaboration will provide enterprise users with enhanced AI language capabilities. This will drive IBM's innovation and growth in the enterprise AI sector.