Here's your morning TNB Tech Minute for Tuesday, October 7th.

I'm Zoe Colkin for the Wall Street Journal.

The owner of the New York Stock Exchange, Intercontinental Exchange, says it'll invest up to $2 billion in Polly Market, in a deal that values the crypto-based prediction market at around $8 billion.

The deal confirms an earlier report by the journal and could enhance the platform's credibility

while a aiding in its efforts to re-establish a U.S. presence.

ICE says it'll pay in cash and it'll become a distributor of polymarkets event-driven data.

Anthropic is working with IBM to make its AI models available in the enterprise tech

giant software, making IBM's latest integrated developer environment the first product in

which Anthropics' Claude AI models will be directly available.

As part of the deal, IBM will also expand its use of AI agents that can perform tasks independently.

And it said it'll add Claude into more of its software soon.

The company's declined to share financial terms behind the deal.

And Jaguar Land Rover sales took a dive in its latest quarter, following a cyber attack that forced it to shut down production for several weeks.

The automaker reported that wholesale volumes in the second quarter fell 24% on the year,

while retail sales in the quarter fell 17%. The company finally resumed some manufacturing

operations last week after the cyber attack in late August, and plans to further ramp up production this week.

That's your TNB Tech Minute. Join us again this afternoon for more.