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IBM says Watson AI services will now work on any cloud

By Paresh Dave on Feb 13, 2019 6:40AM
IBM says Watson AI services will now work on any cloud

Tries to win customers that want greater flexibility.

IBM Corp announced on Tuesday that some of its Watson artificial intelligence services will now work on rival cloud computing providers as it seeks to win over customers that want greater flexibility in how they store and analyze data. The announcement builds on IBM's moves to position its ...

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