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IBM, Red Hat to invest $5 billion in open-source supply chain security, launch Project Lightwell

IBM and its subsidiary Red Hat will invest $5 billion to strengthen open-source software supply chain security and will launch Project Lightwell, the Wall Street Journal reported on May 28. The companies plan to build an enterprise clearinghouse that uses AI to detect, test and fix vulnerabilities in large-scale open-source code and will deploy 20,000 engineers worldwide. The service will be offered as a commercial subscription.

Crypto

Binance co-founder Yi He named to Fortune\'s most powerful women list, first from crypto industry

Binance co-founder Yi He has become the first executive from the cryptocurrency industry to be included in Fortune magazine\'s list of the most influential businesswomen, ranking 64th in its 2026 standings, BeInCrypto reported. He joined the list months after being promoted to co-CEO in December 2025. The article also outlines her career path, management approach, personal background and leadership of YZi Labs.

AI & Enterprise

Race to control AI agent data layer intensifies among leading firms

The enterprise software landscape is rapidly reshaping around AI agents, intensifying competition among vendors seeking to lead early. A battle over data access is emerging as more companies block outside products from connecting to their platforms, with Microsoft joining the trend. Databricks was blocked from linking its platform data to Microsoft Power BI during tests of a new feature. Rivals are pushing standards for semantic layers, while SAP restricts external agent access through its API policy.