IBM has been around for 114 years. So why is one of the world’s oldest tech companies shaping the future of AI? In this episode, David Ellis reveals how IBM went from typewriters and mainframes to leading AI transformation, proving that heritage can be a springboard, not a setback. Tune in now on Spotify, Amazon Music, Apple Podcasts and YouTube. | The CEO Magazine

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