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Is Salesforce Giving Anthropic Too Much Power?

By Info60 UK Desk•Summary of reporting by Salesforce Ben•5d ago•0 views•
Is Salesforce Giving Anthropic Too Much Power?
Back in 1999, Oracle CEO Larry Ellison backed Marc Benioff when Salesforce was just an idea. Ellison reportedly put in $2M, joined the board, and supported Benioff while he built a company that would eventually help shift enterprise software away from the old on-premises model Oracle had grown up with. Salesforce didn’t destroy Oracle, of […] The post Is Salesforce Giving Anthropic Too Much Power? appeared first on Salesforce Ben .
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