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Providence Therapeutics Announces Appointment of Leah Goodman to the Board of Directors

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Leah Goodman brings a wealth of policy and regulatory experience and is a recognized leader in Australia for advancing scientific discoveries to patient impacts.

CALGARY, AB and BRISBANE, Australia, Feb. 5, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Providence Therapeutics, a Canadian clinical-stage mRNA biotechnology company, supporting a world-first clinical trial evaluating personalized mRNA cancer vaccines for children with advanced and treatment-resistant brain tumors, is pleased to welcome Leah Goodman to the Board of Directors.

Leah Goodman
Leah Goodman

Since late 2023, Leah Goodman has served as Chief Executive Officer of Biointelect, a leading Australian life science consultancy and CRO. She has been involved in supporting early- and late-stage biotechnology companies, as well as all levels of government and research sectors across Australia, the US, Asia, and Europe.  This involvement has led to the commercialization of innovation through strategic thought and implementation which maximizes the speed of patient access. In 2025, through federal government MRFF investment, Biointelect established an incubator to support Australian SME commercialization of vaccine and infectious disease innovations.

Leah has successfully led commercial businesses across Australia, New Zealand, Japan, South Korea and various Southeast Asian markets with Sanofi, Merck KaaG and Bristol Myers Squibb.

She has a depth of experience in commercialization, business development, policy shaping, market access and regulatory affairs across a breadth of therapeutic areas including oncology and immunotherapies, as well as cell and gene therapy advanced GMP manufacturing.  

Leah holds a Bachelor of Science and a Masters Degree in Commerce both from the University of NSW. She is a graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors (GAICD) and holds a certificate in advanced GMP manufacturing. Leah is a member of the AusBiotech NSW Leadership Council, BioNSW Commercialization committee, and was previously on the AusBiotech Cell and Gene therapy Policy and Advocacy working group.

“My excitement in joining the Providence Therapeutics Board is based on the opportunity it presents to help shape innovations that can truly transform patient lives. Throughout my career, I’ve seen how powerful scientific breakthroughs become when paired with thoughtful commercialization. Providence’s vision aligns perfectly with my motivation to enable meaningful, accessible innovation. I’m honoured to bring my global leadership experience and deep Australian insight to support the team in delivering life‑changing therapies to patients around the world.”

About Providence Therapeutics:

Founded in 2015 with headquarters in Calgary, Canada Providence Therapeutics Holdings Inc. is a clinical stage platform mRNA company with proprietary technologies and know how including: INTENT™ lipid nanoparticle delivery and expertise in mRNA design and manufacturing. Providence has multiple programs in oncology, infectious disease, and animal health.

For more information visit www.providencetherapeutics.com

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DIFC’s landmark 2025 results solidify Dubai’s position as a leading global destination for finance and business

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DUBAI, UAE, Feb. 5, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) announced landmark annual results that underscore Dubai’s prominence as the leading global financial centre in the Middle East, Africa and South Asia (MEASA) region.

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DIFC

DIFC’s 28 per cent organic year-on-year growth to 8,844 active registered companies demonstrates global industry confidence in Dubai as the region’s leading destination for finance, business and innovation. Active company registrations surged by 2,525, an increase of 39 per cent from the prior year, while recording 50,200 financial services related professionals. Combined 2025 revenues rose by 20 per cent to USD 581mn, rising from USD 484mn in 2024. Net profits increased by 28 per cent to USD 402mn from USD 315mn in 2024.

DIFC is home to the region’s largest regulated financial services system which comprises 1,052 firms, including banks, capital market institutions, insurance and reinsurance companies, brokerage firms, wealth and asset management entities. Growing at an incomparable pace, DIFC houses over 500 wealth and asset management companies. 

During 2025, new financial services arrivals include Allianz Trade, Cambridge Associates, CapitaLand, China International Capital Corporation, CRDB Bank, dLocal, Howden Reinsurance, ICICI Asset Management, Manulife, National Bank of Kuwait, North Rock Capital, PIMCO, RV Capital, Silver Point Capital, Squarepoint Capital, Starwood Capital, Tourmaline, Turkiye Vakiflar Bankasi, TransAmerica Life Bermuda, Warburg Pincus and many others.

HE Essa Kazim, Governor of DIFC, commented: “DIFC’s progressive legal and regulatory framework form decisive pillars that support the phenomenal growth achieved by the Centre in 2025. Such incremental growth contributes significantly to Dubai’s economy and enhances the Emirate’s stature as a leading global financial centre, in line with national objectives and the strategic ambitions of the Dubai Economic Agenda (D33).”

As the region’s largest innovation-focused community, DIFC reached 1,677 AI and FinTech organisations in 2025. Enabled by DIFC’s Innovation Hub and Dubai AI Campus platform, start-ups have collectively raised in excess of USD 4.5bn regionally.

The Centre is now home to 1,289 family-related entities. DIFC based families have established 1,115 foundations.

Accelerating Dubai’s position as a top four global financial centre, the recently announced Zabeel District expansion adds 17.7mn sq. ft. of office, residential, hospitality, retail, cultural and education space. The development will also continue to enhance DIFC’s reputation for art, culture, dining, retail and wellness.

Video: DIFC 2025 Annual Review

 

DFI Retail Group to Announce 2025 Full Year Financial Results and Host Analyst Presentation Live Webcast

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HONG KONG SAR – Media OutReach Newswire – 5 February 2026 – DFI Retail Group Holdings Limited will announce its 2025 Full Year Results after market close on 3 March 2026, followed by an analyst presentation live webcast on 4 March 2026.
Date: Wednesday, 4 March 2026
Time: 09:30-10:30 am (Hong Kong Time)
Presented by: Mr. Scott Price, Group Chief Executive and Mr. Tom van der Lee, Group Chief Financial Officer
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To avoid delays, we encourage participants to log in ten minutes ahead of the scheduled start time. A replay of the presentation will be available via webcast on DFI Retail Group’s website.
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About DFI Retail Group

DFI Retail Group (the ‘Group’) is a leading Asian retailer, driven by its purpose to “Sustainably Serve Asia for Generations with Everyday Moments”.

At 1 December 2025, the Group and its associates operated over 7,400 outlets, and employed over 81,000 people across 12 markets.

The Group is dedicated to delivering quality, value and service to Asian consumers through a compelling retail experience, supported by an extensive store network and highly efficient supply chains.

The Group and its associates, operates a portfolio of well-known brands across five key divisions: health and beauty, convenience, food, home furnishings and restaurants.

Iron Software Sees 200% Increase in Agentic AI Adoption for HTML to PDF C# Workflows with IronPDF

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A decade of building reliable document processing tools—including the industry-leading IronPDF library for HTML to PDF C# conversion—positions Iron Software at the center of the enterprise AI execution layer

CHICAGO, Feb. 5, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Iron Software, a leading provider of .NET document processing libraries and creator of IronPDF, today highlighted its strategic position in the rapidly emerging agentic AI landscape. Major consulting firms’ 2026 technology reports confirm what Iron Software has been building toward for a decade: AI agents need reliable, enterprise-grade tools to do real work—and document processing is where that work begins.

Cameron Rimington, CEO and Founder of Iron Software (right):
Cameron Rimington, CEO and Founder of Iron Software (right): “We didn’t predict the AI revolution. But we did predict that enterprises would always need to create PDFs, extract text from images, and manipulate spreadsheets. Now AI agents need to do all of those same things.”

Deloitte’s Tech Trends 2026 report, published December 10, 2025, identifies agentic AI as one of five interconnected forces reshaping enterprise technology, yet cautions that “only 11% have successfully deployed these systems in production.” The report finds that “processes designed for human workers don’t work for agents” and calls for enterprises to rebuild rather than merely enhance their foundations.

PwC’s 2026 AI Business Predictions report reinforces this shift from experimentation to execution, warning that “crowdsourcing AI efforts can create impressive adoption numbers, but it seldom produces meaningful business outcomes.” PwC urges enterprises to “go narrow and deep” on high-value workflows, identifying document-heavy functions like finance, HR, tax, and internal audit as prime candidates for agentic transformation.

The Gap Between Intelligence and Execution

AI agents can reason, plan, and make decisions—but they cannot generate a contract, parse a scanned invoice, or produce a client report without the right tools. Iron Software’s product suite, anchored by IronPDF, provides the execution layer that bridges this gap.

IronPDF enables developers to convert HTML to PDF in C# with a single method call—a capability now in high demand as AI agents automate document generation workflows across enterprise environments. When an agent determines that a financial report needs to be created or a customer-facing proposal needs to be rendered, it is libraries like IronPDF that perform the actual work. The broader Iron Software suite—including IronOCR, IronXL, and IronBarcode—extends this execution layer across the full spectrum of enterprise document tasks.

“AI agents are only as capable as the tools they can call upon,” said Jacob Mellor, CTO of Iron Software. “Consider a common enterprise workflow: an AI agent needs to pull data from a spreadsheet, generate an HTML report, and convert HTML to PDF in C# for distribution. That agent needs IronXL to read the data and IronPDF to render the final document—reliably, every single time, at scale. When Deloitte reports that enterprises are struggling to move AI from pilots to production, a significant part of that challenge is infrastructure. We’ve spent ten years building exactly that.”

A Decade of Building for This Moment

Iron Software celebrates its 10th anniversary at a moment that validates its founding thesis. Since 2015, the company has grown from a single PDF library into a comprehensive suite of .NET document processing tools used by thousands of enterprise customers worldwide.

Deloitte predicts that by 2028, 33% of enterprise software applications will include agentic AI, compared to less than 1% in 2024. Separately, Deloitte forecasts that as many as 75% of companies may invest in agentic AI by the end of 2026. PwC identifies functions like “finance, HR, IT, tax, and internal audit” as areas especially ripe for agent deployment—all functions that routinely involve the kind of document creation, extraction, and processing that IronPDF and the broader Iron Software suite are built to handle.

“Ten years ago, we made a bet that developers would always need high-quality libraries for document processing,” said Cameron Rimington, CEO of Iron Software. “We didn’t predict the AI revolution. But we did predict that enterprises would always need to create PDFs, extract text from images, and manipulate spreadsheets. Now AI agents need to do all of those same things. PwC’s report makes clear that ‘technology delivers only about 20% of an initiative’s value.’ The other 80% comes from redesigning work around tools that actually perform. That’s what we’ve spent a decade perfecting.”

On the Ground: How Enterprises Are Already Building

The reports’ findings align with what enterprise technology leaders are already experiencing. Glenn Le Marchant, Head of Technology Strategy at PKF Australia and founder of QWERTY Software Solutions, recently built an automated document processing solution by orchestrating Iron Software libraries alongside traditional code—and found that senior stakeholders assumed it was powered by AI.

“Companies are trying to use large language models to replace human intelligence and automate business processes, but that is the wrong approach,” said Le Marchant, who spent 18 years at Commonwealth Bank in senior technology roles before joining PKF. “AI is best used as one tool within a toolkit to re-engineer processes and automate them. Chaining together tools such as IronPDF, IronOCR, AI, and traditional code like API calls and rules engines, allows businesses to streamline and automate processes and orchestrate information across systems.”

Le Marchant’s experience illustrates a key theme from both reports: the most effective enterprise automation doesn’t come from AI alone—it comes from intelligent orchestration of the right tools. As AI agents increasingly enter these workflows, they will depend on the same proven libraries that are already delivering results today.

.NET Developers: More Essential Than Ever

Iron Software saw the convergence of AI and .NET development firsthand at .NET Conf 2025, the annual Microsoft developer conference held November 11–13, 2025, which Iron Software sponsored again this year. The event’s agenda was heavily focused on AI, featuring keynote sessions on agentic development, the Model Context Protocol (MCP), AI-powered development with GitHub Copilot, and building intelligent applications with .NET—a clear signal that the .NET ecosystem is positioning itself at the center of the enterprise AI buildout.

“The rise of agentic AI doesn’t diminish the role of .NET developers—it elevates it,” said Cameron Rimington, CEO of Iron Software. “.NET developers are still essential. They’re the ones building, integrating, and overseeing the systems that AI agents operate within. What’s changing is that with the right tools—like IronPDF and our broader suite—those developers can now move quicker and achieve more than ever before. A workflow that once took a team days to build and test can now be orchestrated in hours. The developer isn’t being replaced. They’re being supercharged.”

Enterprise-Ready Means AI-Ready

IronPDF and the Iron Software suite are already integrated into tens of thousands of production environments across financial services, healthcare, legal, and government. The libraries support .NET 10, run across Windows, Linux, macOS, and containerized environments including Docker and Azure, and are designed with the programmatic accessibility that agentic architectures demand. For developers building AI-powered workflows, the path from HTML to PDF in C# through IronPDF is already a well-documented, production-proven capability—not an experiment.

“The AI industry is learning what enterprise software developers have always known,” said Jacob Mellor, CTO of Iron Software. “Processing a PDF correctly every single time, handling edge cases in OCR, maintaining backwards compatibility across framework versions—these aren’t glamorous problems. But they are exactly the problems AI agents will encounter the moment they start doing real work. Deloitte notes that ‘the infrastructure built for cloud-first strategies can’t handle AI economics.’ We agree. That’s why we’ve always built our tools for the demands of production, not the convenience of demos.”

Looking Ahead

As the agentic AI market matures throughout 2026, Iron Software plans to continue investing in developer experience, cross-platform reliability, and seamless integration with AI-driven workflows. The company’s roadmap includes enhancements to IronPDF and the broader suite designed to optimize performance in automated, high-throughput environments where AI agents orchestrate complex document pipelines.

About Iron Software

Iron Software, headquartered in Chicago develops professional-grade .NET libraries for document processing. Celebrating its 10th anniversary in 2025, the company’s product suite includes IronPDF, IronOCR, IronXL, IronBarcode, IronWord, IronZIP, and other tools trusted by enterprise developers globally. IronPDF is the leading library for HTML to PDF in C# and .NET applications. Learn more at ironsoftware.com.

Source: Deloitte Tech Trends 2026 | Source: PwC 2026 AI Business Predictions

Global Times: China’s No.1 central document in starting year of 15th Five-Year Plan sets agricultural modernization roadmap, turning rural potential into growth momentum

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BEIJING, Feb. 5, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — China unveiled its “No.1 central document” for 2026 on Tuesday, outlining plans to advance agricultural and rural modernization and to promote all-around rural revitalization, according to the Xinhua News Agency.

As the first major policy document on agriculture and rural affairs issued at the start of the 15th Five-Year Plan period (2026-30), analysts said the document is expected to help translate the vast potential of agriculture and rural areas into concrete drivers of economic growth and high-quality development.

This marks the 14th No.1 central document focusing on agriculture and rural work since the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China in 2012. As the first policy statement released by central authorities each year, the document is widely seen as a barometer of policy priorities.

According to Xinhua, the document consists of six sections covering efforts to enhance agricultural production capacity and efficiency, implement normalized and targeted assistance, promote steady income growth for farmers, advance livable and business-friendly rural development, enhance institutional innovation, and strengthen the Party’s leadership over agriculture, rural areas and farmers.

The document notes that the 15th Five-Year Plan period is a critical stage for laying the foundation for basically realizing socialist modernization, calling for efforts to shore up weak links in agriculture and rural areas, and secure faster progress in building up China’s strength in agriculture.

Among the key highlights, the document places particular emphasis on boosting comprehensive agricultural production capacity and quality efficiency, and for the first time makes systematic arrangements for implementing normalized and targeted assistance.

Chinese economists said the document sets higher development benchmarks while strengthening baseline safeguards through a system-wide modernization approach, helping lay a solid foundation for accelerating agricultural and rural modernization during the 15th Five-Year Plan period and supporting high-quality growth and domestic demand.

Boosting food security through technology

The document calls for improving the effectiveness of policies that strengthen agriculture, benefit farmers and promote rural prosperity, while firmly safeguarding national food security and upgrading rural industries. It also stresses efforts to build agriculture into a modernized major industry and improve farmers’ livelihoods, providing support for Chinese modernization, according to Xinhua.

By anchoring agricultural development firmly in modernization, the document sets a high bar even by international standards and reflects policymakers’ determination to advance agricultural and rural modernization through systemic reform, said Hu Qimu, deputy secretary-general of the Forum 50 for Digital-Real Economies Integration.

“The goal goes beyond agricultural output, aiming to build a coordinated framework linking population mobility, rural development and industrial growth,” Hu told the Global Times on Tuesday.

Food security remains the top priority and a firm red line, according to the document. It sets a target of keeping grain output at around 1.4 trillion jin (700 million tons), providing a clear benchmark for the first year of the 15th Five-Year Plan period and underscoring China’s resolve to keep its food supply firmly in its own hands.

The document sets out new measures to stabilize grain and edible oil production, including stepping up a new round of the 50-million-ton grain capacity enhancement program and promoting integrated use of farmland, seeds, machinery and farming techniques to raise yields at scale.

Zhao Changbao, director of the Rural Economy Research Center at the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs, said boosting per-unit yields of major grain and oil crops is key to strengthening food security, improving the match between supply and demand, and supporting farmers’ income growth, CCTV reported on Tuesday.

Wang Gangyi, a professor at Northeast Agricultural University, told the Global Times that technology – including bio-breeding, AI and digital technologies – has become the key variable and the critical breakthrough for raising grain output under resource constraints in China.

These priorities are translated into concrete measures in the document, which calls for accelerating the breeding and promotion of breakthrough crop varieties, expanding applications of drones, the Internet of Things and robotics, and ensuring agricultural technologies reach villages.

Official data show that China’s contribution rate of agricultural science and technology progress exceeds 64 percent, and independently bred crop varieties account for more than 95 percent of planted areas.

Normalized targeted assistance

Another major highlight is the call to implement normalized and targeted assistance, marking the first time the No.1 central document has made systematic arrangements for this policy.

The move reflects the evolving policy needs. Although China achieved decisive success in poverty alleviation in 2020 and consolidated the results through a five-year transition period, risks of falling back into poverty remain, making it necessary to shift support measures from temporary arrangements to a normalized and institutionalized framework, members of the document’s drafting group said, according to a Xinhua report.

The document outlines measures to improve the policy system for normalized assistance, enhance monitoring precision and timeliness, strengthen industrial and employment-based support, and provide differentiated assistance to underdeveloped regions. It also incorporates normalized assistance into the overall rural revitalization strategy, while maintaining policy stability in fiscal input, financial support and resource allocation.

Hu said the policy shift reflects a move toward more focused and efficient support as rural industrial foundations and farmers’ income-generating capacity improve, providing stronger institutional safeguards for consolidating poverty alleviation gains.

In addition to these key measures, the document also stresses promoting steady income growth for farmers through coordinated policies on prices, subsidies and insurance, fostering county-level industries and stabilizing employment for migrant workers.

As the first major sector-specific policy released in the 15th Five-Year Plan period (2026-30), the document aims to systematically turn rural potential into tangible growth momentum, income gains and jobs, Hu added.

More broadly, experts noted that while the document focuses on agriculture and rural affairs, it carries wider economic implications. With China’s urbanization rate at 67.89 percent, boosting rural incomes and development capacity is key to expanding domestic demand and supporting the unified national market.

A Subsidiary of AMBITIONS ENTERPRISE MANAGEMENT CO. L.L.C to Serve as an Event Coordinator for 2026 Middle East Consumer Electronics Show

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DUBAI, UAE, Feb. 5, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — AMBITIONS ENTERPRISE MANAGEMENT CO. L.L.C (“Ambitions” or “the Company”) (NASDAQ: AHMA), a UAE-based MICE (meetings, incentives, conferences, and exhibitions) and tourism services provider, today announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary, MULTIPLE EVENTS L.L.C (“Multiple Events”), will serve as the event planning services provider for the 2026 Middle East Consumer Electronics Show (“MECES”) in Dubai, marking the third consecutive year of business partnership.

Drawing on its expertise in managing large-scale international events, Multiple Events will lead comprehensive event planning, design, coordination and on-site execution for MECES, one of the region’s technology and innovation showcases. The engagement encompasses daily liaison and coordination with exhibition venue management; procurement and management of ancillary services, including catering solutions, food trucks, and network/technical infrastructure; facilitation of all required approvals, permits, and regulatory clearances for exhibitions, entry access, and event operations; and provision of any additional services necessary to ensure the safe, compliant, and seamless execution of exhibitions, conferences, and related activities.

MECES is the first professional exhibition in the Middle East dedicated to the home appliances and consumer electronics sector, showcasing the latest in consumer technology, innovation trends, and market developments. The previous two editions attracted thousands of professional buyers and visitors from the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and other counties across the Middle East, alongside leading global brands and emerging technology companies, reinforcing its position as a premier platform for cross-border collaboration and commercial exchange across a diverse regional market. Ambitions’ role in planning and delivering the event reflects its strategic focus on high-profile partnerships that bridge global audiences and strengthen the UAE’s position as a hub for international conferences and exhibitions.

About AMBITIONS ENTERPRISE MANAGEMENT CO. L.L.C

As a UAE-based MICE and tourism services provider, the Company serves a global client base by delivering expert event management and seamless, one-stop travel solutions. Guided by an experienced management team and supported by partnerships across the tourism and hospitality industries in the Middle East, Europe, Africa, and the Americas, the Company executes large-scale events for clients from diverse sectors. Additionally, the Company manages bespoke travel experiences, providing a one-stop guided tour service that streamlines travel across the UAE and its neighboring countries, as well as to other global destinations.

For more information, please visit https://ir.ambitions.ae.

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Cloopen Announces Changes to Board of Directors and Committee Membership

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BEIJING, Feb. 5, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Cloopen Group Holding Limited (OTC: RAASY) (“Cloopen” or the “Company”) today announced that its Board of Directors (the “Board”) has approved resolutions regarding changes to the composition of the Board and the Compensation Committee, effective February 5, 2026.

Board Composition and Re-appointments The Company announced that Mr. Qingsheng Zheng and Mr. Ye Yuan have tendered their resignations as directors of the Board for personal reasons. Both Mr. Zheng and Mr. Yuan have confirmed that they have no disagreement with the Company on any matter relating to the Company’s operations, policies, or practices.

Following these resignations, the Board has approved the re-appointment of both Mr. Qingsheng Zheng and Mr. Ye Yuan as directors of the Company, conditional upon and effective from the date on which the Board receives their duly executed consent to act.

Change in Board Committee Membership The Company further announced changes to the membership of the Compensation Committee of the Board. Mr. Ye Yuan has resigned from his position as a member of the Compensation Committee, effective February 5, 2026.

Concurrently, the Board has appointed Mr. Pengfei Yuan, a current director of the Company, to serve as a member of the Compensation Committee, effective February 5, 2026.

About Cloopen Group Holding Limited

Cloopen Group Holding Limited is a leading multi-capability cloud-based communications solution provider in China offering a full suite of cloud-based communications solutions, covering communications platform as a service (CPaaS), cloud-based contact centers (cloud-based CC), and cloud-based unified communications and collaborations (cloud-based UC&C). Cloopen’s mission is to enhance the daily communication experience and operational productivity for enterprises. Cloopen aspires to drive the transformation of enterprise communications industry by offering innovative marketing and operational tactics and SaaS-based tools.

For more information, please visit https://ir.yuntongxun.com.

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Bounteous Launches Claude Code Lab Series in Partnership with Anthropic to Accelerate Responsible AI Adoption

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Hands-on AI workshop series builds on longstanding innovation in AI, ML, agentic systems, and generative technologies

FRISCO, Texas, Feb. 5, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Bounteous, a leading digital transformation consultancy, today announced it will host a series of Claude coding labs in partnership with Anthropic, the AI safety and research company behind the Claude family of AI models. The Claude Code Lab represents the latest in Bounteous workshop offerings, complementing the company’s commitment to educating clients and companies about enterprise digital transformation and the latest artificial intelligence capabilities.

With upcoming events in Frisco, TX, on February 23, 2026, and London on March 17, with future sessions planned for Chicago and other destinations, the Claude Code Lab brings the company’s AI expertise directly to innovation leaders across key markets. These invite-only workshops are designed for architects, engineers, and technical decision-makers ready to implement Claude Code in enterprise environments.

“Our goal is to empower organizations to adopt AI in ways that are impactful, ethical, and enterprise-ready,” said Martin Young, Executive Vice President of Data & AI at Bounteous. “Through this workshop, we’re giving leaders a rare opportunity to work directly with Claude Code and accelerate their readiness for responsible AI adoption.”

Following years of applied work in artificial intelligence, machine learning, agentic systems, and generative AI, the Bounteous-Anthropic partnership is part of the company’s broader solution set, aligned with its Agentic Business Reinvention and AI‑Enhanced Experience Transformation solutions.

As a Claude Code Delivery Partner, Bounteous is working closely with Anthropic to help fuel their agentic framework and innovations across the software development lifecycle. Attendees will leave the event with functioning prototypes built on their own machines and a deeper understanding of how Claude Code can be integrated into their environments with direct support from Anthropic engineers and Bounteous AI experts.

To request an invitation to the Claude Code Lab, or learn more about the Bounteous and Anthropic partnership, visit bounteous.com/partners/anthropic.

About Bounteous
Bounteous is a premier end-to-end digital transformation consultancy dedicated to partnering with ambitious brands to create digital solutions for today’s complex challenges and tomorrow’s opportunities. With uncompromising standards for technical and domain expertise, we deliver innovative and strategic solutions in Strategy, Analytics, Digital Engineering, Cloud, Data & AI, Experience Design, Digital Experience Platforms, and Marketing. Our Co-Innovation methodology is a unique engagement model designed to align interests and accelerate value creation. Our clients worldwide benefit from the skills and expertise of over 5,000+ expert team members across the Americas, APAC, and EMEA. By partnering with leading technology providers, we craft transformative digital experiences that enhance customer engagement and drive business success. Discover more about our impactful work and expertise by visiting www.bounteous.com and following us on X, LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram.

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