Anthropic is an American AI safety company founded in 2021 by former OpenAI researchers. It develops the Claude family of large language models, built with a focus on alignment and reliable behavior.
Anthropic expands access to Claude Mythos, its cybersecurity AI, to 150 new organizations across multiple countries. The expansion strengthens Anthropic's presence in the information security market.
Nanoclaw is a lightweight OpenClaw alternative running in containers for security. Integrates WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack, Discord, Gmail and other messaging apps. Includes memory, scheduled jobs, runs on Anthropic's Agents SDK.
Snowflake and Anthropic strengthen their partnership to deploy Claude models directly within enterprise environments with integrated governance. The integration aims to accelerate governed AI adoption in enterprises.
Anthropic accelerates toward an IPO while OpenAI remains undecided about its intentions. The company behind Claude reaches a decisive milestone in its listing process.
Anthropic has confidentially filed a draft IPO registration with the SEC. The Claude maker is valued at nearly $1 trillion after its latest funding round. OpenAI is also preparing for an IPO.
Anthropic has confidentially filed for an initial public offering with the SEC. The Claude maker is moving toward a public listing with no announced timeline.
Anthropic files for public offering. The Claude maker prepares a major IPO.
Anthropic confidentially submitted a draft S-1 form to the SEC, marking the first step toward a public offering. No financial details or timeline disclosed.
ENISA (European cybersecurity agency) is negotiating access to Mythos, a cybersecurity-focused AI model developed by Anthropic. The model remains restricted to a limited circle of users.
Anthropic adds a new control to manage message limits on Claude. The feature improves visibility without fully solving the quota problem.
Anthropic bans AI tools during job interviews to assess candidates' actual thinking. Up to five rounds test skills, values, and ethical reasoning. Salaries reach $850,000. Some applicants pay $4,600 for prep coaching run anonymously by current company employees.
An Anthropic study finds researchers with typically male names use AI coding agents more than twice as often as those with typically female names, controlling for discipline and career level. Economists lead at 39%, education researchers at 4%. The gender gap for coding agents far exceeds that for general AI use.
Anthropic calculates its 'run-rate revenue' in two parts: last 28 days of consumption-based sales × 13, plus monthly subscriptions × 12. This metric, reported by Reuters, raises questions about actual revenue measurement.
Anthropic publishes detailed documentation on sandboxing techniques across Claude.ai, Claude Code, and Cowork. Uses gVisor (Claude.ai), Seatbelt/Bubblewrap (Claude Code local), and full VMs (Cowork). Includes process sandboxes, filesystem boundaries, and egress controls to prevent credential exfiltration.
Anthropic releases a public repository for Agent Skills, reusable components for AI agents. The project enables development and sharing of standardized agent capabilities.
Salesforce claims it migrated its entire dev org to Anthropic's Claude Code in 13 days instead of 231 planned, reporting 79% more pull requests per developer and 5% fewer incidents in April 2026. Numbers cannot be independently verified.
Anthropic raises $65 billion in Series H funding, reaching a $965 billion valuation. No European public funds participated in the funding round.
Anthropic raises $65 billion in Series H funding, reaching a $965 billion valuation. One of the largest funding rounds in the AI sector.
Anthropic raises $965B Series H and launches Opus 4.8 with Dynamic Workflows and ultracode. Major funding expansion and new model capabilities.
Anthropic reports annualized run-rate revenue of $47 billion as of May 2026, up from $9 billion end-2025. Growth accelerates: $14 billion in February, $30 billion in April. Metric disclosed during $65 billion Series H funding round.
Anthropic releases Claude Opus 4.8, described as a "modest but tangible improvement" over 4.7. The model excels in honesty: 4x less likely to let code flaws pass unremarked, and abstains more on uncertain questions. Pricing unchanged: $5/M input tokens, $25/M output.
Release of llm-anthropic 0.25.1: adds Claude Opus 4.8 model, -o fast 1 option for fast mode (enabled organizations), and default max_tokens now matches each model's maximum output instead of 8192.
Anthropic granted operational access to Claude via Project Glasswing to the US Federal Reserve and Bank of England, but no EU institution has such access based on available information.
Anthropic raises $65 billion in Series H at a $965 billion valuation. Annualized revenue reaches $47 billion according to CFO Krishna Rao. The company will invest in safety research, computing capacity, and expanding its Claude product lineup.
Anthropic releases Claude Opus 4.8 on May 28, 2026. The model is reportedly four times less prone to errors, with emphasis on honesty regarding its own failures.
Sam Altman and Dario Amodei (OpenAI and Anthropic) are walking back previous predictions of AI-driven job apocalypse. Both executives are moderating their rhetoric on massive AI impact on employment.
Anthropic raises $65 billion in Series H funding at $965 billion post-money valuation. This major funding round reflects continued investor confidence in the company's AI development trajectory.
Anthropic and OpenAI have achieved product-market fit. Anthropic nears its first profitable quarter. Companies face surging LLM bills from staff usage, particularly Claude Code. $100/month subscription plans become cost-effective for heavy coding agent users.
Sam Altman (OpenAI) and Dario Amodei (Anthropic) walk back previous predictions of massive job displacement from AI, shortly before their companies' billion-dollar IPOs.
Claude Mythos solves Erdős' 1946 conjecture shortly after OpenAI disproved it. Engineer Sholto Douglas reports a "cute, simple proof" found "over the weekend," indicating "serious overhang" in AI-driven mathematical discoveries.
Anthropic likely continues supplying Claude to the NSA despite Pentagon flagging it as a supply chain risk. Intelligence agencies lack Nvidia's latest Grace Blackwell chips; Anthropic's "Mythos" model reportedly runs on older hardware. The controversial "any lawful use" clause is not part of the deal.
User runs accounting tasks (monthly closes, bank reconciliations) with Qwen 3.6 27B locally, integrated with Claude and Anthropic's financial-services repo. Despite limited GPU, the model delivers reliable results, demonstrating growing maturity of local LLMs for professional use cases.
Anthropic leases Colossus 1, xAI's supercomputer, for $1.25B/month through May 2029 ($40B+ total). The contract caps Anthropic's access at 11% of cluster capacity, restricting the company to a fraction of available resources.
SpaceX IPO filing reveals xAI losses of $6.36 billion in 2025, a $15 billion/year Anthropic compute deal, and targets a $2 trillion valuation. Musk retains 85.1% voting power through dual-class shares.
Anthropic opens Milan office to strengthen its European presence. The expansion marks the company's commitment to the European market.
Anthropic could spend up to $1.25 billion per month with xAI for infrastructure through 2029. This contract represents a major commitment from Anthropic to Elon Musk's platform.
SpaceX signed a Cloud Services Agreement with Anthropic to provide compute capacity on COLOSSUS and COLOSSUS II clusters. Anthropic will pay $1.25 billion per month through May 2029, with reduced fees during May-June 2026 ramp-up. SpaceX uses these resources to train Grok 5.
Anthropic is expanding its compute infrastructure with Colossus2, using Nvidia's GB200 processors. The expansion aims to increase training and deployment capacity for Claude models.
Andrej Karpathy joins Anthropic as a senior researcher. The former Tesla AI co-founder and prominent machine learning figure joins the company's research team.
xAI sells 300 MW of compute capacity from its Colossus 1 facility to Anthropic for billions of dollars. The analyst argues frontier AI labs typically accumulate compute as strategic assets rather than sell to direct competitors, suggesting Colossus 1 was underutilized and Grok consumes less resources than expected.