Organizations

IBM

big-tech

IBM sells AI or agent tooling, so it has a reason to publish flattering numbers about AI. Its passages stay in the archive and carry this flag.

5 passages. Topics: How much customer support does AI resolve?, How autonomous are the agents, and who checks their work?, Does AI change headcount and hiring?, What does AI do across the whole company?, Does AI make developers more productive?, What does AI cost organizations?.

Size and results

From the organization's filings and statements, for comparing it with its own past. Not compared with other organizations. Each figure links to its source; expand a row for the exact words.

MeasurePeriodValueSource
Employeesas of 2025-12-31264,300 peopleSEC filing (the company's own regulatory report) (grade A)
Exact words

“IBM/wholly owned subsidiaries 264.3 Less-than-wholly owned subsidiaries 8.7 Complementary (1) 13.8”

Table in thousands (264.3 = 264,300). Excludes less-than-wholly owned subsidiaries and the complementary workforce.

Employeesas of 2023-12-31282,200 peopleSEC filing (the company's own regulatory report) (grade A)
Exact words

“282.2 Less-than-wholly owned subsidiaries 8.7 Complementary (1) 14.4”

Table in thousands (282.2 = 282,200). Row label for the 282.2 figure is not in the quote; same table layout as the 2025 row.

RevenueFY2025$67.5 billionSEC filing (the company's own regulatory report) (grade A)
Exact words

“Total revenue $ 67,535 $ 62,753”

In millions in the filing; converted.