HUD's DataVendor says it currently sees strong demand for enterprise software codebases and for cybersecurity, legal and finance data, and that production-grade codebases, tasksets, evals, RL environments and enterprise operational data sell best when they cannot be found in public.
enterprise software codebases; cybersecurity, legal and finance data
Dated 9 Nov 2026Source checked 9 Nov 2026Basis: stated
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“DataVendor currently sees strong demand for enterprise software codebases and for cybersecurity, legal, and finance data.”
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