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Workday has agreed to buy C1.ai, an identity platform that controls what employees and AI agents can access. Terms were not disclosed.

DXC has partnered with LangChain and is licensing LangSmith for its OASIS IT-operations agents. Its claimed speed-ups are self-reported.

Subquadratic launches SubQ Snap, a decision model for enterprise agents with up to 384K tokens of context, priced at $0.05 per million input tokens.

Freshworks has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Torii, extending Freshservice into software management and AI spend governance. No price disclosed.

HCLTech and Anthropic have signed a Global Premier Partnership. HCLTech will set up a dedicated Anthropic Business Unit to deploy Claude for enterprises.

Salesforce has signed a definitive agreement to buy Loops, an AI analytics platform, for Tableau. No price was disclosed; close due early November.

SAP made its Commerce Cloud ERP edition generally available at SAP Connect 2026 and announced Quoting and Incentive Compensation assistants. What B2B quoting and lead-to-cash mean, and what Ericsson's human approval step is.

On 8 October 2026 ServiceNow said the City of Raleigh cut IT service desk costs by 66% with AI agents, and TCS reported "Annualized AI Revenue at US$ 3.1 billion". Both are company or customer claims. Here is what each one measures, and what it leaves out.

Reuters sources say OpenAI is racing to raise about $30bn before Anthropic's mid-November IPO, at a valuation that could top $1.4tn. Nothing is agreed.

Google Cloud's Gemini agent, in private preview, takes on whole tasks and can get its own Workspace email and calendar. Coworker pricing is not yet set.