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Washington Reopens the Gates on Anthropic's Fable and Mythos After a Security Standoff
The US government has reversed the foreign-access curbs on Anthropic's most powerful Claude models, ending a standoff that pitted national security caution against the company's push for global reach.
Anthropic Courts Samsung Foundry to Forge Its Own AI Chip
Anthropic has opened preliminary talks with Samsung Electronics to manufacture a bespoke AI accelerator on the chipmaker's 2-nanometer foundry, a step that would loosen its dependence on Nvidia and hand Samsung a marquee foundry customer.
Tesla Sends Driverless Robotaxis Into Miami With No Human in the Front Seat
Tesla opened fully unsupervised Robotaxi rides in western Miami-Dade County on July 3, its first market outside Texas and California and the first launched with no safety monitor in the car.
Meta's Compute Pivot Wipes Billions Off Neocloud Valuations in a Single Session
A single report that Meta intends to resell its surplus AI computing power sent its shares up nearly 9 percent and hammered the neocloud providers that supply it, exposing how much of their revenue rests on one buyer.
Claude Sonnet 5 Trades a Million-Token Memory for Enterprise-Grade Prices
Anthropic made Claude Sonnet 5 the default engine inside Claude Code, pairing a native one-million-token context window with promotional rates that read as a signal to public-market investors.
How a Single HBM Order Book Rattled the AI Trade
High-bandwidth memory has become the load-bearing wall of the AI buildout. When doubts about its order book surfaced, Samsung and SK Hynix shed a combined 290 billion dollars in a day.