"IBM and Anthropic have partnered in an effort to accelerate the development of enterprise AI applications, by integrating Anthropic's Claude large language models (LLMs) into IBM software products, beginning with IBM's new AI-leveraging IDE (integrated development environment). Announced October 7, the plan is intended to deliver measurable productivity gains while building security, governance, and cost controls into the software development life cycle (SDLC), the companies said. IBM's "AI-first" IDE is available in preview to select IBM clients and in early testing, with more than 6,000 users within IBM."
"Claude also will be integrated into other select IBM software products. IBM said that as organizations move from AI experimentation to production deployment, they will need solutions that integrate with existing enterprise infrastructure and meet IT requirements. IBM brings capabilities in enterprise software delivery, hybrid cloud architecture, and regulated industry expertise to ensure AI tools work within the complex realities of global business operations, the company said."
IBM and Anthropic partnered to integrate Anthropic's Claude large language models into IBM software products, beginning with an AI-first integrated development environment (IDE). The IDE is available in preview to select IBM clients and is in early internal testing with more than 6,000 IBM users. The integration aims to deliver measurable productivity gains while embedding security, governance, and cost controls into the software development life cycle. Claude will also be integrated into other select IBM software products to support the transition from AI experimentation to production deployment. IBM emphasizes integration with existing enterprise infrastructure and IT requirements and leverages hybrid cloud and regulated-industry expertise to align AI tools with complex global business operations.
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