Anthropic files for IPO
Bloomberg reported that Anthropic is said to plan a public filing Monday. The New York Times said its S-1 showed rapid growth ahead of what could be the largest listing ever; it also profiled the seven founders, ex-OpenAI employees who could become billionaires. Investing.com reported heavy costs, a month-long training pause and AI security breaches in the filing.
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$63 billion chip financing
The Wall Street Journal and Bloomberg reported that banks and Blackstone are assembling a $63 billion vehicle to buy Broadcom AI computing infrastructure and lease it to Anthropic.
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FTC summons Anthropic leaders
The Hill reported that the Federal Trade Commission has asked Anthropic executives to testify in a consumer harm investigation into the maker of the Claude model.
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New money for AI infrastructure
The New York Times reported that Meta and SpaceX are raising billions more for AI ambitions. The Wall Street Journal reported that Nvidia will invest $3 billion in Meta's equity offering as the two expand their AI partnership around Muse.
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Itau buys NeoSpace
Reuters reported that Brazil's Itau agreed to buy AI startup NeoSpace for $589 million.
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Candidates tailor messages for AI models
Reuters reported exclusively that US political candidates are tailoring their messages for the AI models voters use.
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Honeywell AI at Dangote refinery
Reuters reported that Honeywell Technologies launched a new AI platform at Dangote's Nigeria refinery.
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