Enterprise & Security

OpenAI is gearing up for an IPO in late 2026. The internal message: ChatGPT must evolve from chatbot to enterprise workhorse.

The DOJ calls Anthropic's blacklisting 'justified and lawful'. The legal battle over Claude's future in the US government is escalating.

Anthropic invests $100 million in a partner network for enterprise customers. Plus: the first Claude certification.

Emil Michael, the Pentagon's new tech chief, rules out negotiations with Anthropic. The tone keeps getting sharper.

After Tokyo, Bengaluru, and Seoul, Anthropic is expanding to Australia. Australians and New Zealanders are among the most enthusiastic Claude users worldwide.

Ahead of GTC 2026, NemoClaw surfaces: Nvidia's open-source platform for enterprise AI agents. Runs on any hardware and is courting partners like Salesforce and Adobe.

Two federal lawsuits, one goal: Anthropic wants to overturn the 'supply chain risk' label. Meanwhile, Trump threatens an executive order against 'woke AI'.

37 engineers and researchers from OpenAI and Google DeepMind filed an amicus brief supporting Anthropic's lawsuit. Among them: Jeff Dean.

Caitlin Kalinowski leaves OpenAI over the Pentagon deal. Her reasoning: 'Surveillance and autonomous weapons deserved more deliberation.'

OpenAI is working with the Pentagon and asking the public to just trust them. The Intercept dug deeper.

Political uncertainty around the Pentagon is spooking AI startups that bet big on defense contracts.

Anthropic teamed up with Mozilla to test Claude's code analysis skills. The result: 22 previously unknown vulnerabilities, 14 of them rated high-severity.

OpenAI launches ChatGPT as an Excel add-in with financial data from FactSet, S&P Global, and Reuters. A direct play for the finance industry.

Anthropic launches the Claude Marketplace: enterprises can now spend their Claude budget on tools from GitLab, Replit, Harvey, and Snowflake.

After the Pentagon blacklist, enterprise customers needed answers. Now all three cloud giants confirm: Claude remains available for civilian use.

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.

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.

Just hours after Trump blacklisted Anthropic, the US military deployed Claude for target identification and intelligence analysis in Iran. You can't make this up.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman admits the Pentagon deal was rushed. Now come the changes: no domestic surveillance, no NSA access.