Outsystems and Jetbrains are these examples but on the other hand they are not; they are 'old'; they both exist since 2000 and at that time pushing into the market was a lot easier. I was more thinking of a company starting now, to which I'll check out Anvil.Works. There are more new companies working in the space, for sure, but they all miss the breadth that Borland had (they really had a lot of cash and developers on hand in those days).

But yes, Outsystems (I worked with them and their product quite a lot in the past) could be considered a Delphi. But still not modern; it's rather painful building apps/sites with it that people seem to want.

Jetbrains can be considered a Borland; I didn't think of that because I consider them more in the space of 'low level' programming tools (which, like you say, includes Delphi functionality, but a modern Delphi wouldn't be like the old Delphi; it would need a lot more innovation).