IBM & Anthropic

IBM: IBM, through its Senior Vice President Rob Thomas, advocates for open-source AI development, positioning itself as a leader in secure and collaborative AI infrastructure.

Anthropic: Anthropic's Claude Mythos model, capable of discovering software vulnerabilities, highlights the need for open-source AI development and is a key example in the discussion.

IBM: IBM is acquiring Confluent for $11 billion to enhance its AI and cloud computing capabilities, aiming to strengthen its position against hyperscalers and expand its data management offerings. Its shares dipped slightly after the announcement.

Anthropic: IBM recently signed a deal with AI lab Anthropic to deploy the Claude large language model into some of its products, showcasing its broader AI strategy.

IBM: IBM watsonx Orchestrate is one of the leading agentic platforms with which Celonis has built deep integrations, ensuring the Context Model is accessible.

Anthropic: Anthropic's Claude Cowork is one of the leading agentic platforms with which Celonis has built deep integrations, ensuring the Context Model is accessible.

IBM: IBM shares plunged after Anthropic announced its Claude Code tool could modernize COBOL, a programming language primarily run on IBM mainframes, threatening a significant part of IBM's legacy business.

IBM: IBM is expected to sign an MoU with the India — Andhra Pradesh government to provide skills training in AI, quantum technology, and cybersecurity to one million youth in the state.