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EU-Lisa filed a lawsuit in Estonia on 22 December 2025 against IBM and consortium partners Atos and Leonardo, accusing them of delays in delivering the EU entry/exit system (EES). The rollout, launched in October 2025, suffered outages and peak-time delays that caused long queues and missed flights. The European Commission said it is not a party to the case and the legal action concerns delivery delays during system development, not current EES operations, which remain active across Europe. » Mais em theguardian.com

IBM reported quarter revenue growth of 5%, driven by strong gains in software and data. The company raised its 2026 free cash flow outlook by more than $1 billion, while the consulting segment remains flat. The Watsonx business is growing, but management tempered expectations for near-term spending jumps in customers' IT budgets. » Mais em finanzen.net

IBM reports a revenue and earnings beat in Q3 2026, driven by strong demand in its software and infrastructure businesses. The free cash flow outlook was raised by more than $1.0 billion, and the revenue target of 4–5% growth remains unchanged. Around two-thirds of the large orders postponed in the prior quarter have now been closed. » Mais em finanzen.net

In the last quarter, IBM increased revenue by 5% to just over $17 billion and net profit by 26% to more than $2 billion. The gains were driven by a recovery in mainframes and software. IBM stock rose nearly four percent in the initial after-hours reaction. » Mais em finanzen.net

IBM reported Q3 adjusted EPS $2.95 versus $2.86 expected and revenue $17.10 billion versus $16.82 billion expected, about 5% year‑over‑year growth. Software revenue rose 8% to $7.80 billion while consulting was flat and infrastructure revenue increased 4%; adjusted gross margin came in slightly below expectations. IBM said full‑year free cash flow is now expected to increase by more than $1 billion and maintains 2026 constant‑currency revenue growth guidance of 4–5%. The company also agreed to acquire HRL Laboratories during the quarter. » Mais em cnbc.com