Pentagon Makes It Official — And Anthropic Returns to the Table Anyway
Anthropic is now the first US company designated a 'supply chain risk' by the Pentagon. And yet Dario Amodei is back at the negotiating table.
Anthropic is now the first US company designated a 'supply chain risk' by the Pentagon. And yet Dario Amodei is back at the negotiating table.
Google launches the cheapest model in the Gemini 3 family. One-eighth the cost of Pro, configurable thinking depth, and faster than anything before it.
OpenAI ships an update to its most-used model. Fewer lectures, fewer hallucinations, better web search. Sounds simple — but it was long overdue.
Alibaba releases four compact language models under Apache 2.0. From 0.8B to 9B parameters — and the 9B model beats OpenAI's open-source giant.
In the middle of the Pentagon standoff, Bloomberg reports that Anthropic has surpassed $19 billion in annualized run rate revenue and is approaching $20 billion. Growth is driven mainly by enterprise adoption.
The IT Industry Council — whose members include Nvidia, Amazon, Apple and Google — has sent a letter to Defense Secretary Hegseth. The message is clear: the Anthropic ban threatens the entire tech industry.
With the March 2026 Pixel Drop, Gemini can now operate apps on its own: ordering food, booking rides, reordering coffee. This isn't a chatbot anymore — it's an agent on your phone.
Type /voice and start talking. Claude Code now takes spoken commands, rolling out to 5% of users first with broader access coming soon.