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Anthropic embeds Claude AI in Excel, eyes finance market against Copilot
The financial world is about to get a serious AI upgrade. Anthropic is muscling into Microsoft's territory with a bold new strategy that could...
Dario Amodei: Anthropic skips code reds, says enterprise AI differs from consumer models
In the high-stakes world of artificial intelligence, not all models are created equal.
Claude Opus 4.5 leads SWE-bench in 7 of 8 languages, 15% ahead of Sonnet 4.5
The coding world just got a multilingual makeover. Anthropic's latest AI model, Claude Opus 4.5, is turning heads with its remarkable performance...
Anthropic's Amodei says market will reward safe AI as 300,000+ use Claude
Anthropic is gaining serious momentum in the AI race, with over 300,000 users now using Claude across startups, enterprises, and developer teams.
Anthropic faces pressure as CEO Dario Amodei backs AI regulation
In the high-stakes world of artificial intelligence, one company is taking a markedly different approach to the technology's rapid development.
Anthropic brings Claude Code to Slack, auto-scanning tags for coding tasks
Developers juggling multiple coding tasks might soon breathe a sigh of relief. Anthropic is rolling out a new integration that promises to simplify...
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei calls AGI a marketing term, echoing Altman's view
The artificial intelligence industry loves its buzzwords, and "Artificial General Intelligence" might just be the latest empty marketing phrase.
Google leases 600,000 TPUs, Anthropic deal adds billions to revenue
Google Cloud just scored a massive win in the AI infrastructure wars. The tech giant has secured a blockbuster deal with Anthropic, leasing a...
Broadcom discloses USD 21 B Anthropic order for Google’s 7th-gen TPUs
In a bold strategic move, Broadcom has signaled its deep commitment to AI infrastructure by placing a massive USD 21 billion order for Google's...
NY AI safety bill defanged as NYU, Dartmouth back industry ties
New York's ambitious AI safety legislation is quietly transforming, and not in the way its original drafters intended.