At 115 Years Old, Can IBM Survive the AI Era? CEO Arvind Krishna Makes the Case
WSJ Tech News BriefingJuly 28, 2026
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At 115 Years Old, Can IBM Survive the AI Era? CEO Arvind Krishna Makes the Case

IBM has a plan to profit from the AI race that doesn’t involve pouring billions of dollars into data centers or new models. CEO Arvind Krishna sits down with WSJ columnist Christopher Mims after the company’s worst single-day stock loss in history to share his vision for Big Blue’s future. Plus, lifestyle collections from Palantir and OpenAI have sparked ridicule across the internet. WSJ features editor Jamie Waters joins to explain why the products are selling out anyway.


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