Enterprise & Security

With MAI-Transcribe-1, MAI-Voice-1, and MAI-Image-2, Microsoft launches three in-house foundation models. The message is clear: they don't want to depend on OpenAI forever.

The details of the Axios attack reveal a frighteningly sophisticated method: fake companies, staged meetings, and a compromised npm package.

Following the malware attack on LiteLLM, the startup cuts ties with compliance provider Delve. A whistleblower brings new allegations of faked audits.

Microsoft's new Critique feature is remarkable: GPT drafts the response, Claude checks it for errors. Two AI rivals working together in one product.

Accenture builds a cybersecurity system powered by Claude that cuts scan times from days to under an hour. Agent Shield monitors the AI agents themselves.

A federal judge in San Francisco has blocked Trump's order labeling Anthropic a national security risk. The ruling sends a clear message.

An attacker uploaded compromised LiteLLM packages to PyPI. If you installed the affected versions, rotate all your credentials immediately.

A federal judge sharply criticized the Trump administration's actions against Anthropic, questioning whether the AI company is being punished for standing up for safety.

Judge Rita Lin hears Anthropic's case against the Pentagon in San Francisco today. New sworn declarations challenge the government's national security claims.

New court filings reveal the Pentagon and Anthropic were close to a deal. Then Trump declared the relationship over. Tomorrow, a judge decides what happens next.

14 Catholic scholars filed an amicus brief supporting Anthropic's stance against the Pentagon. Their argument: human dignity.

Mistral unveils 'Forge' at Nvidia GTC — a platform that lets enterprises train their own AI models on proprietary data. The strategy is paying off: one billion dollars in revenue is within reach.

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.