The AI infrastructure war just became a public market spectacle. Anthropic has raised $130 billion in private capital and is now tapping Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs for a potential IPO that could value the company at over $2 trillion
Continue reading ›
The language you use shapes the power you grant, and Silicon Valley knows it. AI companies like OpenAI, Anthropic, and DeepMind call themselves "labs" despite being multi-billion-dollar corporations with product roadmaps and investor obligations
Continue reading ›
The AI safety company is loading up on credit right before it has to explain its burn rate to public market skeptics. Anthropic is expanding its revolving credit facility to $15 billion ahead of an anticipated IPO filing
Continue reading ›
Anthropic just made robots 8x more competent while cutting the cost of complex reasoning by a third — the kind of math that makes agent deployment inevitable. Claude Fable 5.1 delivers 8x better performance on robotic tasks, marking a leap in physical-world AI reliability beyond chatbot tricks
Continue reading ›
The timing couldn't be worse for retail investors who waited for the green light from their trusted platform. Hargreaves Lansdown, the UK's largest retail investment platform with 2 million users, is now listing crypto ETNs after years of warnings against digital assets
Continue reading ›
The pickaxe sellers are getting serious money now — and they want to own the whole mine before going public. Nscale, an AI-focused cloud infrastructure firm, is raising up to $3.5 billion in pre-IPO financing
Continue reading ›
OpenAI just hired a constitutional scholar to figure out what happens when your AI agent can vote, sue, and spend money on your behalf. OpenAI brought on Dean Ball, a tech policy researcher, to work on "constitutional questions" raised by increasingly autonomous AI agents
Continue reading ›
The contract got delisted before a single trade executed — turns out you can't democratize access to something nobody wants to touch. EntropyIO listed pre-IPO perpetual contracts for OpenAI on Hyperliquid, enabling decentralized price discovery for private company shares through crypto derivatives
Continue reading ›
When a rocket company burns $18 billion in three months and still hits a $2 trillion valuation, the market isn't pricing the business—it's pricing the mythology.
Continue reading ›
Nvidia just bought the GitHub of AI for $13 billion, capping a two-year shopping spree that turned $2.2 billion in equity investments into a $99 billion war chest aimed at controlling every layer of the stack.
Continue reading ›
The AI arms race just got a $5 billion price tag — and Beijing's winner is cashing out in Hong Kong, not Silicon Valley. Moonshot AI is eyeing a $5 billion Hong Kong IPO as soon as this year, one of the largest AI public offerings globally
Continue reading ›
The Fed's rate-cut calculus just got harder, and crypto markets are repricing the calendar. US economy added 162,000 jobs in August, sharply rebounding after private-sector data showed just 38,000 the week prior
Continue reading ›
A $2 trillion public debut with a power structure that makes Meta's dual-class shares look quaint. Anthropic is preparing for an IPO that would value it at $2 trillion, bringing its unusual governance structure into the harsh light of public markets
Continue reading ›
When a meme stock CEO and the meme stock trading platform go to war over tokenized shares, the real story is what happens when Web3 meets legacy securities law without asking permission first.
Continue reading ›
The company that said it wouldn't chase scale is now borrowing like it plans to own the infrastructure layer. Anthropic is expanding its credit facility to $15 billion ahead of filing for an IPO, with Morgan Stanley leading the process
Continue reading ›
The two largest school systems in America just decided kids shouldn't learn the tools that will define their careers — and Silicon Valley is having a meltdown about it.
Continue reading ›
The company building the West's answer to OpenAI is governed like a legal Frankenstein—and that might be the point. Anthropic's governance structure combines public company elements with nonprofit frameworks, creating what ValueEdge Chair Nell Minow calls "unusual and potentially problematic"
Continue reading ›
The wearable that convinced Silicon Valley to ditch the Apple Watch just showed Wall Street its books, and the numbers say there's real money in selling people autonomy over their own health data.
Continue reading ›
The Department of Justice took Google to court three times on monopoly charges and lost every time that mattered—turns out breaking up Big Tech requires more than good arguments.
Continue reading ›
Saudi Arabia is writing checks for AI infrastructure while everyone else argues about which models to ban. Humain is raising up to $3B to build data centers across Saudi Arabia, backing the kingdom's national AI platform with MiniMax's open models
Continue reading ›