IBM forecasts upbeat 2022 revenue on cloud strength

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IBM forecasts upbeat 2022 revenue on cloud strength
IBM expects to hit the top end of its revenue growth forecast for 2022, the company said on Tuesday, even as it flagged a US$300 million (A$507 million) knock to revenue from the suspension of its business in Russia. Servers from IBM, Dell Technologies Inc and Hewlett Packard Enterprise ...

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