What were the big takeaways then Matt from from this survey. Yeah, hi, Tom. As you said, this is a major study, over 600 C suite executives involved spanning over industries, a global reach.And, you know, kind of talking to that kind of those previous comments that to some degree this have been driven by fear. You know, 68% of respondents kind of gauged the threat of disruption from AI to their company as either high or very high. And I guess linked to that, as you mentioned, 36% of the C-suite saying that ...

How significant then would this IPOB. Tom, it's really a significant IPO if it comes to pass. As you said, it's expected to raise is targeting to raise well over $30 billion, which would put it far ahead of the previous IPO record set by Saudi Aramco back in 2019 when it raised $29 billion.It's also a hugely well-known name. It's the most the world's most prolific launcher of rockets. It dominates the space industry and it's currently doing an insider share sale at a valuation of over $800 billion, which ma ...

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The rationale on why they need to raise so much money is very interesting. Speaking to sources, while SpaceX doesn't have any sort of immediate capital needs, going after raising more than $30 billion is because they've identified this kind of new area and goal, which is to build constellation or space-based data center capacity. So right now the majority of SpaceX's revenue is from Starlink, a constellation of satellites that beams internet connectivity down to Earth.But they know that if they want to move ...

Essentially, women are leaning out. They're deciding they don't want to be promoted because it doesn't seem worth it after all the work that's been done, all the talk. What do you think broke.Well, let's start at the top. So, not all women are leaning out and not all companies. But what our report shows this year, this is our 11th year, is that about half of companies no longer prioritize advancement for women.And 21% of those companies say women's career advancement is a low or no priority at all. And thos ...

This year, Anthropics revenue went from 1 billion uh annualized rate at the beginning of the year to 10 billion annualized rate at the end of the year. Um, so we've already seen a lot of adoption and you know 80 80% of that revenue is enterprise and within that particularly with things like coding but in other areas we're we're starting to see very strong ROI but the scale of this is so large right the scale of what needs to be done right there's hundreds of billions maybe trillions of of you know kind of e ...

Just last week, you announced a further expansion of your partnership with Open Air. Talk a little bit about how these two coexist under the Accenture umbrella. Sure.So all of our partnerships start with client demand. So the partnerships are responding to client demand and we have a long history. Our clients expect us to be the number one partner for every technology company that matters.And Anthropic, this partnership that we've announced today is very important to our clients. And so that's the role we p ...

So it's been a couple of months since we last spoke to you. Go back to August and a lot has happened since then. We've had two rate cuts, another one expected tomorrow.Over that time, how has the real estate landscape changed for you. Yeah. So at this point, we're nearly four years into a real estate correction.Since August, I'd say real estate values have really been flatlining. But we look into 2026 and we feel like we're at an inflection point. We've been bouncing around this bottom for quite some time, ...