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@Datavault_ai We truly appreciate you being a part of making Think 2026 such an amazing event! 💙

Datavault AI, a Platinum partner in IBM Partner Plus, attended the @IBM Think 2026 conference in Boston, MA. THINK 2026 reinforced the pressure every organization is facing to integrate AI into their operations, while doing so correctly proving ROI. Those with the right infrastructure, insights and data foundation - will have a jump start on their competitors and tap into the true value of their business. 🤖 🌐 We are thrilled to be able to play a pivotal part in the Data Journey and Transformation of every organization. Unlocking untapped revenue and helping fast track AI adoption. Thank you to IBM for hosting a great conference full of insightful keynote speakers, expert forums, and countless opportunities to connect with and learn from industry leaders. Thank you to all the team members who represented us! 🌟 #DatavaultAI #DVLT #AI #IBM #IBMThink #IBMPartnerProgram #AgenticAI #DataScore #DataValue #Data

@Oliar7464 Way to go! 👏👏

Completed "Introduction to Artificial Intelligence" Course 1 of @IBM Generative AI Engineering on @coursera . Key lesson: AI does not think. It pattern matches at scale. That distinction changes how you use it, build with it and trust it.

@sarbjeetjohal Thanks for sharing your insights! 💙 We’re glad you enjoyed the session.

@redmonk @monkchips @sogrady Thanks for joining us!

Live from #IBMThink 2026 in Boston, RedMonk’s co-founders @monkchips & @sogrady share their key takeaways from the event. redmonk.com/videos/qt-ibm-…

If you were unable to attend the #Think2026 keynote or are limited on time, this video summary outlines the key themes, major announcements, and core takeaways, and provides perspective on how @IBM is approaching “day zero” of the AI revolution.

See you next week 👋

Welcome back to Tech Term of the Week! This week's term → AI IDE - /ˌeɪˈaɪ ˌaɪːˈdiːˈiː/ Definition → short for artificial intelligence integrated development environment, this is a software development environment enhanced with AI capabilities to assist devs with tasks like code generation, debugging and testing in real time. Why it matters → AI IDEs streamline the development process by automating repetitive tasks, surfacing intelligent suggestions, and helping developers move faster with fewer errors. Taken together, these capabilities help make development more efficient, collaborative, and accessible to a wider range of builders.

@BevEve So stylish! 😎

Have you ever been styled by #AI? At @IBM #Think2026, I tried the Fiducia AI demo, built with IBM watsonx and IBM Cloud, and virtually tried on a Ferrari hat 😄 #IBMPartner A glimpse at how visual AI can connect physical and digital experiences! ℹ️ibmcreator.com/3PkbVLN

@EvanKirstel Great recap!

Twenty-nine years ago this week, the @IBM Deep Blue vs Garry Kasparov rematch took over the news cycle in a way no chess match ever had. People who couldn't tell a rook from a bishop were following it on CNN, in newspapers, on late night TV. It felt less like a chess tournament and more like humanity's first real look at what was coming. Kasparov wasn't just the world champion. He had held the title since 1985 and was widely considered the strongest player ever. Aggressive, intimidating, almost unsettling to play against. Chess was supposed to represent everything machines couldn't touch. Intuition, creativity, psychology, the stuff that made us human. Then IBM rolled in Deep Blue. The technical achievement was extraordinary for the era: → 30 IBM RS/6000 SP nodes running in parallel → 480 custom chess chips → Roughly 200 million positions analyzed per second In 1997, those numbers sounded like science fiction. This was the era of dial-up, floppy disks, and AOL. Most home computers struggled to load a webpage. Meanwhile IBM engineers had built a machine exploring chess faster than any human mind could comprehend. Kasparov won game one in commanding style. Then game two shifted. Deep Blue played moves that looked oddly creative and patient, almost human in their positional judgment. Kasparov resigned a position that was actually drawable, and never recovered. He became visibly frustrated, accused IBM of human intervention, and demanded to see the logs. He couldn't accept that a computer would make those decisions on its own. The match ended 3½ to 2½ when Kasparov collapsed in 19 moves of game six, the shortest defeat of his career as world champion. That's what made the moment so culturally heavy. It wasn't brute-force calculation anymore. The machine appeared to demonstrate something that looked uncomfortably like judgment. Deep Blue now looks primitive compared to modern AI. It couldn't explain a move, recognize an image, generate text, or learn from the internet. No neural networks, no transformers, no generative models. Just enormous parallel computation and decades of chess heuristics packed into custom silicon. After the match, IBM dismantled it. But it changed public perception of AI overnight. The most interesting outcome is what happened to chess itself. Engines on a phone today would beat Deep Blue easily. Magnus Carlsen, Kasparov, Bobby Fischer in his prime, none could touch a modern engine. Chess as a competition between humans and machines has been over for years. And yet chess is more popular than ever. Streaming, YouTube, Twitch, speed chess, mobile apps, AI-assisted analysis tools that let beginners learn faster than was ever possible. The same technology that ended human dominance created the largest chess audience in history. The fear in 1997 was that AI would replace what made human pursuits meaningful. Twenty-nine years later, chess looks like a preview of how that question actually plays out @IBMResearch #think2026 @IBMwatsonx

@KikeSolanoPhys 💙

Quantum-centric intelligence at THINK I arrived to Berlin this week after mind-boggling days in Boston at @IBM's THINK 2026. I joined an elite panel, led by Scott Crowder to discuss our vision for industrial quantum usefulness and @KipuQuantum's contribution to quantum advantage was highlighted in the keynote by @jaygambetta. I also had a great chat with @jmchow about the relation between their vision for quantum-centric supercomputing and ours for quantum-centric intelligence (QCI). The former uses the key trilogy CPU-GPU-QPU for experiencing today quantum-advantage solutions. Our QCI moves one step ahead by using a GenAI layer on top of our Kipu Quantum Hub. In this manner, we are transforming our quantum-advantage solutions into accessible tools for every user and client in natural language. Talk to our AI agent Tinkuq for confirming it. I also had illuminating discussions with @jaygambetta about where we are heading as a global community: science, technology, product, and business. I shared with him our assessment that it is possible, for tailored industrial solutions, to go in production soon. It has been rewarding to see him and IBM team supporting us, quoting us, and backing the impressive work of our Kipuvians.

@its_Okwute Way to go! 👏👏

Yep. Another one in the bag.😎 @IBM #IBMSkillsBuild #AI #Developer

@sarbjeetjohal Thank you for being part of Think 2026! 💙

I sat down with @furrier this week in Boston at @IBM Think to do the wrap up of day one keynotes. This time, I was the host 😊 Video will be out next week! #IBMThink #Think #Think2026

@DecideOrSlide Hello. The Issue is fixed and uploaded to Fix Central Portal at below location: ibm.co/6014EzTn0 Also, we've recently released v32. You can find the latest on what's new here: ibm.co/6015EzTnF

@IBM Your patch for Java security problem for Mac SPSS Statistics 31 does not seem to work. Moving the new JRE folder into the package causes SPSS to no longer work.

@HDranzr Congratulations, Aniket! 👏

I am selected for 6 weeks Artificial intelligence Internship program with @IBM SkillsBuild and @EdunetF .

@ronyalexthomas Thanks so much for joining us! 💙

We had a great time at @IBM #Think2026. Can't wait to see what next year has in store. #IAmIntel bit.ly/4u0H6uC

@its_Okwute Bravo! Fantastic achievement! 👏

I snagged this one @IBM #IBMSkillsBuild #AI #Developer

@sksingh655 Incredible achievement! Keep learning! 💙

Course 1 of 16 done ✅ Introduction to Artificial Intelligence (AI) IBM × Coursera next up: Generative AI — Introduction and Applications if you're on the same path, let's connect 👇 @IBM @coursera

@SameGodDiffDay Hi Britany, could you please provide the sender’s email address from the message you received?

@IBM it is May 2026 and I requested a cancellation and a refund in March 2026 for a fraudulent action. This service was added fraudulently as stated in March 2026. I do not know how to conduct crypto nor have I ever needed IBM services for Crypto. $2889.01 was taken! Below 👇

@LeninGonzalezS Way to shine! Great job! 💙

View my verified achievement from @IBM. Thanks to @LituusAnalytics for the support. credly.com/badges/dab9a9a… via @credly #lituus #lituusanalytics #lituuscl #lituusspa #ibm #spark #hadoop #bigdata