Jacob Coxon leaves Anthropic and denounces the risks of the AI race. Meanwhile, new incidents involve Claude and OpenAI's models.
Mistral raises €3 billion in the largest European tech round ever. OpenAI and Anthropic seek investment grade ratings from rating agencies, while Amodei's company abandons its acquisition of Decart.
Anthropic has reportedly signed a deal with the Nvidia-backed cloud provider to secure new computing power in Texas. The project involves Hut 8 and an infrastructure of approximately 350 megawatts.
The main expectation is for Anthropic. OpenAI is also close behind, but it's in no rush. Most are aiming to list in the United States, a few in Europe, while IPOs by European and US companies in India are increasing. Even if...
The new Model Hardware Standard allows AI agents to control microscopes, robotic arms, and scientific instruments. At the same time, a federal judge declared the company's exclusion from military contracts "unlawful and baseless."
According to the Financial Times, Anthropic could aim for an IPO worth over $2.000 trillion, supported by strong revenue growth. This figure exceeds SpaceX's record, but it will need to be sustained over time.
Anthropic, Macquarie, and GIC launch Theseus Infrastructure to develop new AI data centers in the U.S. and support Claude's growth
South Korean company SK Hynix is currently in the spotlight, having lost nearly 15% in Seoul, while its ADR shares listed on Wall Street fell below their July 9 offering price of $149.
Meta has announced its new Muse Image, which will be adopted by Facebook and WhatsApp for super-high-speed image processing. OpenAI has received Trump's approval to launch its GPT Sol, while Musk is preparing his…
Technically, the operation consists of training a less performing model on the results of a more powerful model, but in reality it is above all a way to increase China's ability to reach the advanced capabilities of Anthropic's Mythos Preview.
Micron enters into a strategic agreement with Anthropic for memory, storage, multi-year supply, Claude adoption, and Series H investment. The stock gained 6,8% on Wall Street yesterday, as the market looks to the quarterly earnings to assess the…
The summit concluded yesterday in Evian, France, and saw a working lunch between leaders and representatives of big tech, including Sam Altman of OpenAI and Dario Amodei of Anthropic
The U.S. government has ordered Anthropic to ban access to the Fable 5 and Mythos 5 models to all foreign citizens and organizations. Given the scope of the order, the startup has decided to temporarily block everyone's use, only…
Timing and valuation remain uncertain as the battle between the AI giants intensifies. Meanwhile, anticipation is growing for SpaceX's Nasdaq debut, scheduled for this week.
AI's major rivals are joining forces: OpenAI, Anthropic, Google DeepMind, and Microsoft AI are calling on Congress to mandate mandatory testing of synthetic DNA and RNA to prevent the risk of AI-generated biological weapons.
Musk intends to give a 30% stake to retail investors, but voting power will remain in his hands. Over a thousand employees are demanding favorable terms to subscribe for shares. Meanwhile, large Bitcoin investors are selling hands down for...
Anthropic has confidentially filed its IPO prospectus and is aiming to beat rival OpenAi, which is also preparing for its IPO. Elon Musk is also in the mix with Space X's mega-IPO.
From flaw discovery to automated attacks, Anthropic's Claude Mythos raises the cyber alarm: why S&P is warning about banks, businesses, and financial resilience
Space and artificial intelligence require huge investments, and a stock market listing could help raise funds. Among the stars in the adventure is Bezos, who encountered difficulties after his Blue Origin rocket exploded.
Anthropic co-founder Christopher Olah, following Leo XIV's encyclical, said: "Yes to global dialogue between business, the Church, and society to manage risks."
Anthropic is negotiating a $30 billion capital raise to surpass a $900 billion valuation and strengthen its AI challenge to OpenAI.
According to the Wall Street Journal, Anthropic is preparing a $1,5 billion joint venture with Blackstone, Goldman Sachs, and other funds to bring AI to private equity firms. Tensions with the Pentagon and a possible IPO in 2026 are the backdrop.
The Pentagon is strengthening existing AI partnerships with OpenAI, Google, Microsoft, and SpaceX, expanding the use of artificial intelligence in classified military networks. Anthropic remains excluded after a clash with Washington over usage rules.
The revolutionary model can detect security vulnerabilities in financial institutions' software, but even Anthropic itself has identified its danger. Meanwhile, companies and organizations are asking to adopt it, including the Treasury Department...
From Amazon's investment in Anthropic to the Mythos case and the change at the top of Apple: all clues that point to a strong desire for expansion and the possible arrival of another technological wave.
Amazon and Anthropic further deepen their strategic partnership in artificial intelligence with a new agreement that significantly expands infrastructure, investment, and cloud services integration.
Broadcom, Google, and Anthropic expand their AI partnership: agreement on next-generation TPUs, 3,5 gigawatts of capacity for Anthropic, which meanwhile exceeds $30 billion in annual revenue.
The clash between Anthropic and the Pentagon, exacerbated by pressure from Donald Trump, raises a key question: who decides the limits of artificial intelligence? Anthropic defends ethics and autonomy; the government wants to use AI as a strategic weapon without constraints, marking a…
The American startup accuses President Donald Trump's administration of having included it in the list of suppliers at risk for national security, the so-called "supply-chain risk", after refusing to grant the Pentagon unlimited use of its technologies.
Over the weekend, OpenAI announced its agreement with the Pentagon, snatching the contract from Anthropic, which wanted to impose ethical restrictions on surveillance. Trump, however, didn't like the deal.
The American startup is ready to forgo $200 million from the Pentagon to defend democratic values in the AI business.
