A new study shows JPMorgan and BofA are winning Wall Street’s technological arms race — and smaller firms may have no choice but to merge to keep up

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A new study shows JPMorgan and BofA are winning Wall Street’s technological arms race — and smaller firms may have no choice but to merge to keep up
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A recent IT survey by UBS says small banks might look to follow in BB&T and SunTrust's footsteps and merge to consolidate power.

Of respondents from banks with over $100 billion in assets, 75% said they are already implementing artificial intelligence, compared to only 46% at banks with assets under $100 billion.

Adoption of public cloud has also accelerated at big banks while lagging at smaller firms. Nearly half of respondents at the largest banks said at least 40% of their workloads are on the public cloud, while only 21% of smaller banks can say the same.

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