IBM Research recently announced it’s open sourcing its Granite code foundation models, a key element within IBM’s broader family of Granite foundation models. IBM Research introduced its Granite ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Paul-Smith Goodson is an analyst covering quantum computing and AI. IBM just announced a new collection of AI models, its third ...

Furthering its drive to build a distinctive position in enterprise artificial intelligence, IBM Corp. today is rolling out a series of new language models and tools to ensure their responsible use.

IBM Corp. on Thursday open-sourced Granite 4, a language model series that combines elements of two different neural network architectures. The algorithm family includes four models on launch. They ...

IBM Releases Open-Source Granite 4.0 Generative AI Your email has been sent Small Granite 4.0 models are available today, with ‘thinking,’ medium, and nano variants releasing later this year. Image: ...

IBM is staking its claim at the top of the open-source AI leaderboard with its new Granite 3.1 series out today. The Granite 3.1 large language models (LLMs) offer enterprise users extended context ...

Open-sourcing large language models (LLMs) isn't easy. Just ask the Open Source Initiative (OSI), which has been working on an AI-compatible open-source definition for nearly two years. Some companies ...

IBM has just unveiled Granite 4.0, its latest generation of enterprise-focused AI language models, and it’s turning heads in the AI community. Designed for efficiency without sacrificing performance, ...

Make no mistake about it, enterprise AI is big business, especially for IBM. The new models announced today include general purpose options with a 2 billion and 8 billion Granite 3.0. There are also ...

IBM has launched Granite 3.0, a family of open-source AI models tailored for enterprise use. Licensed under Apache 2.0, these models offer exceptional flexibility for both business and personal ...

Open source and AI have an uneasy relationship. AI can't exist without open source, but few companies want to open source their AI programs or large language models (LLM). Except, notably, for IBM, ...