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0xBilly reviewed an arbitrage trade on Anthropic pre-market contracts that exploited different share-count rules across exchanges. The price gap shrank from about 30% to around 2% in two weeks, and the trader closed the position to lock in profit.
Demand for the Anthropic IPO, the company's first public share sale, reportedly reached several times the shares on offer. Long-term institutional investors are leading the demand.
Anthropic and OpenAI each changed their Git setups to cope with AI agents (programs that work on tasks for people) editing code at the same time. The two companies changed different layers.
Anthropic launched Claude Meetings, a meeting assistant, along with a whiteboard and a spreadsheet tool aimed at knowledge workers. The move expands Claude from answering questions toward helping teams get work done.
This talk from Anthropic's Lydia Hallie revisits best practices for Claude Code. She argues that some setups built over the past year now hold back newer models.
Anthropic launched its first global brand campaign, 'Keep thinking', in September 2025. It aims to ease public worries about AI and job losses by presenting its AI model Claude as a partner that solves problems alongside people.
Anthropic has added new features to Claude connectors. You can now open connected external apps beside the chat or full screen, and ask Claude to edit documents or tables inside them. The update was announced on November 10 on Anthropic's official blog.
If Anthropic lists at the top of its target price range, the stakes held by Amazon and Google could grow to tens of billions of dollars. Both companies also expect extra cloud revenue from serving the AI firm.
Quantum computing company QuEra worked with Harvard and Anthropic to use the AI model Claude to reduce the computing resources quantum circuits need. For some operations, the new designs were up to 39 times more efficient than before.
US AI company Anthropic reported to Korean regulators that account information for about 100 Korean business customers using Claude was exposed. The Personal Information Protection Commission received the report and started a preliminary review.
Anthropic's new Claude Fable 5.2 has 20% lower per-token prices than version 5.1. However, the model uses more tokens for reasoning, so the actual bill for a task can go up.
Top chip manufacturer TSMC is ready to invest $1 billion in Anthropic and OpenAI. That would give the Taiwanese chipmaker direct stakes in leading AI developers, even as its own contract chipmaking business has profited enormously from the AI data center buildout. The chipmaker’s board approved plans to invest up to $500 million in OpenAI preferred stock reserved for large investors and another $500 million to purchase Anthropic common shares at the latter’s expected IPO price, according to Reuters. Such an investment may give markets “a shot of confidence as the artificial-intelligence trade shows signs of strain,” The Wall Street Journal reported. But analysts also warned that such circular financing among investors, suppliers, and customers has made it difficult to evaluate real market demand for AI-related hardware and services, according to the Journal.Read full article Comments
Anthropic says it no longer depends on Nvidia chips because it runs its AI on several chip types. Its model Mythos reportedly wrote almost all the code needed to run Claude on AMD GPUs in three days.
Some of the largest investors in Anthropic's upcoming IPO are also among its key business partners.
OpenAI's revenue rose about 50 percent in the third quarter to $10 billion. Its adjusted operating loss still grew to $10.9 billion. Rival Anthropic earned $17 billion in the same period with a loss of just $567 million.
IT services firm Cognizant has set up a dedicated unit to run Anthropic's Claude AI inside client companies. It is putting over 25,000 people on the work and will also take responsibility for keeping systems running after launch.
Anthropic, the AI company, plans to list on the Nasdaq and offer shares at $70 to $78 each. At the top of the range it could raise about $64.4 billion. The filing also shows roughly $900.9 billion in existing commitments for chips, data centers, and power.
Anthropic has started its roadshow for a Nasdaq listing, pitching US investors. Revenue reached about $33.2 billion over nine months, but the company posted a net loss of $104 billion in the same period.
Anthropic has added Claude Sheets, a spreadsheet tool, and Claude Whiteboards, a shared whiteboard, to its Claude AI chatbot in beta. Paid plan users can try both tools.
TV commentator Jim Cramer said Anthropic's initial public offering could shape the future of the AI market. The article reports this remark.
Anthropic's Claude now has a spreadsheet feature called Claude Sheets. A sheet can hold up to 100,000 cells and 144 functions, and on mobile it is read-only.
Taiwan's TSMC, the world's largest contract chipmaker, has approved investments of up to $500 million each in OpenAI and Anthropic, $1 billion in total. The move goes beyond supplying AI chips and makes TSMC a shareholder in leading AI developers.
Anthropic, the AI company behind Claude, is reportedly moving toward a stock market listing at a valuation of $1.5 trillion. The brief gives no further details.
The UK government has set up a lab with OpenAI, Anthropic and Google DeepMind to use AI to spot biological threats earlier and speed up vaccine and treatment development. The government calls it the world's first AI-based agency dedicated to biosecurity.
Seven months after launch, a tracking report on Anthropic's Project Glasswing has been published. It found 442 security flaws (CVEs), but only 2 were confirmed as actively exploited. Discoveries rose sharply while fixes grew only slightly, and the review workload is shifting onto open-source maintainers.
