Shares sunk 13% yesterday after Anthropic touted Claude Code’s coding modernization chops.
Category: Business
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Hims discloses SEC probe as its legal woes mount
Hims is already facing a patent infringement lawsuit from Novo Nordisk and a potential probe from the Department of Justice. -
Hims reports Q4 earnings beat, revenue miss
The report comes as the company has faced mounting legal troubles related to its short-lived Wegovy pill copy. -
Stocks sink amid AI and tariff fears
Trump’s 15% global tariff rate and an independent research piece detailing a potential AI dystopian scenario spooked investors. -
What Amazon’s latest data center announcement says about AI right now
The first Amazon data centers in Louisiana will cost $12 billion and requires a lot of preemptive defense. -
What Amazon’s latest data center announcement says about AI right now
The first Amazon data centers in Louisiana will cost $12 billion and requires a lot of preemptive defense. -
IBM sinks as Anthropic positions Claude Code as the ideal tool for code modernization
IBM wants to modernize your old code on its hardware; Anthropic’s offering to make it more portable. -
IBM sinks as Anthropic positions Claude Code as the ideal tool for code modernization
IBM wants to modernize your old code on its hardware; Anthropic’s offering to make it more portable. -
24,000 fake Claude accounts
Anthropic says that it disrupted “industrial scale” distillation attacks conducted by Chinese AI labs DeepSeek, Moonshot, and MiniMax, which used 24,000 fake accounts. -
Report: OpenAI’s Stargate has been a chaotic mess
Despite launching with great fanfare, OpenAI’s ambitious Stargate data center project has been plagued by partner disagreements and missed goals, according to a new report from The Information. -
Nio climbs after completing a million battery swaps in less than a week over the Lunar New Year holiday
Nio has set multiple battery swap daily records this month. -
PayPal jumps after report of unsolicited takeover interest
There’s reportedly appetite from “one large rival” to buy the entire company, while other potential purchasers want only certain parts.
