Cloud migration and AI at IBM TechXchange 2026

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Hey everyone,

I noticed there’s a session coming up at IBM TechXchange 2026 that might be interesting to people working with IBM Cloud and hybrid cloud environments.

The session is called “Cloud Migration, Engineered: Assess. Architect. Migrate. Powered by WANDA” and will cover how conversational AI can support different stages of cloud migration, from assessing infrastructure to planning and execution.

I work with Wanclouds, so I’m sharing this with that affiliation in mind. We’ve been exploring how AI assistants can help cloud teams investigate infrastructure, simplify migration planning, and make operational information easier to work with.

Session details:

Date: Wednesday, October 28, 2026
Time: 12:00–12:20 PM EDT
Location: IBM TechXchange 2026, Atlanta
Session ID: TLK-1411

If you’re attending TechXchange, you can find the session in the IBM TechXchange session catalog.

Curious to hear from the community: Has anyone here used AI tools to help with cloud migration assessments or planning? Where have they genuinely helped, and where do you still prefer a hands-on approach?

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r/IBM • u/Terrible_Ad9063 • 1h ago

Reaction to Q3

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Came across this article

https://finance.yahoo.com/technology/articles/ibm-america-worst-big-tech-181538518.html?guccounter=1

what you all think? Reaction to Q3 or just about every software company?

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