Comparing Cost of Revenue Efficiency: International Business Machines Corporation vs Analog Devices, Inc.

IBM vs. Analog Devices: A Decade of Cost Efficiency

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Monday, January 1, 2024404581400027202000000
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A Decade of Cost Efficiency: IBM vs. Analog Devices

In the ever-evolving landscape of technology, cost efficiency remains a pivotal factor for success. Over the past decade, International Business Machines Corporation (IBM) and Analog Devices, Inc. have showcased contrasting trajectories in their cost of revenue. From 2014 to 2024, IBM's cost of revenue has seen a significant decline of approximately 41%, dropping from 46.4 billion to 27.2 billion. This trend reflects IBM's strategic shift towards more efficient operations and a focus on high-margin services.

Conversely, Analog Devices has experienced a remarkable increase of over 290% in its cost of revenue, rising from 1.03 billion to 4.05 billion. This surge is indicative of the company's aggressive expansion and investment in cutting-edge technologies. As we look to the future, these trends highlight the diverse strategies employed by tech giants to navigate the competitive landscape and drive growth.

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U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission

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Date published
28 Jan 2025