WSJ Tech News Briefing TNB Tech Minute: NYSE Owner to Make Up to $2 Billion Investment in Polymarket
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Oct 7, 2025 Intercontinental Exchange is making waves with a potential $2 billion investment in Polymarket, boosting its valuation. Meanwhile, Anthropic is teaming up with IBM to integrate their AI models into software, paving the way for smarter autonomous agents. On a less positive note, Jaguar Land Rover faces a significant sales drop following a cyberattack that halted production. Stay tuned for more intriguing developments in the tech world!
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NYSE Owner's Major Bet On Polymarket
- Intercontinental Exchange will invest up to $2 billion in Polymarket, valuing it around $8 billion.
- ICE will pay cash and become a distributor of Polymarket's event-driven data, boosting credibility and U.S. presence.
Anthropic Models Integrated Into IBM Software
- Anthropic will make its Claude models available inside IBM's software, starting with IBM's integrated developer environment.
- IBM will also expand use of autonomous AI agents and plans to add Claude across more products soon.
JLR Sales Plunge After Cyberattack
- Jaguar Land Rover paused production after a late-August cyberattack, causing sharp drops in wholesale and retail volumes.
- The automaker reported a 24% fall in wholesale volumes and 17% drop in retail sales for the quarter as it resumes manufacturing.