Nscale filed on 18 September and has still not begun formal marketing. Some backers are arguing for $16bn to $19bn instead.
Company
Anthropic
Anthropic is an organisation working in artificial intelligence, founded in 2021 and based in San Francisco, United States. This page collects every Aivio News story about Anthropic, together with its models and recorded benchmark results.
- Founded
- 2021
- Headquarters
- San Francisco, United States
- Official website
- anthropic.com
Models
All storiesBenchmarks
All stories| Model | Benchmark | Score | Source date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Claude Opus 5.5 | Vibe Code Bench | 91.5% | October 9, 2026 |
| Claude Opus 5.5 | Vibe Code Bench | 89.8% | October 9, 2026 |
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The only number OpenCode has published is a percentage. It has not said how many accounts that is, how the attacker got in, or whether any key was used.
Replit says it was a top-five Anthropic customer and has made OpenAI the default instead
Masad named two OpenAI model families that did better on Replit's own tests. An unnamed insider told TechCrunch the Anthropic partnership is still in place.
India's cyber agency says AI agents read personal data at Indian firms, and the firms never noticed
The advisory names neither the providers nor the victims, and does not say whether any system was changed. It is the third country to report this in four months.
The site was Nscale's only announced customer for that building. Nscale says its wider relationship with Microsoft is unaffected and that it is looking at other power sources.
With earlier pledges counted, the company says roughly 20% of its shares are now dedicated to the public good. The structure, governance and valuation milestones have not been published.
- The unnamed tenant of a C$10bn Nova Scotia data centre is Anthropic, and the first 95MW phase is due late next year
- Anthropic's agents now log six hours for every hour its staff work, and junior roles are 9% of its technical hiring
- A Claude model ran for 53 hours on a one-paragraph brief and came back with a quantum circuit using 17 times fewer gates
- An Anthropic model found where NIST's curve seeds came from in under half an hour: a 1997 clock reading
- Investors at Anthropic's investor day were talking about $1.5tn, a quarter below the figure floated for November
- Trump's AI task force has adopted its charter and told labs to report rogue models, without defining what one is
- The FTC has sent OpenAI and Anthropic demands running past 50 pages, and wants their executives under oath
- Bank of America hired 1,000 contractors to patch flaws that Anthropic's Mythos found, and they are still there
- An AI agent solved 49 of 50 unpublished physics problems, and cutting off its internet access cost it three
- Anthropic has told IPO investors it took $16.8bn in the third quarter, and that growth fell from 147% to 45%
- Six METR staff now work inside Anthropic on company laptops, and Anthropic cannot veto what they publish
- Foreign operators used Claude to write US midterm coverage favouring Russian, Iranian and North Korean narratives, Anthropic says
- Anthropic's merge rate went from 2,500 a day to over 30,000, so seven people replaced git
- Brussels is investigating OpenAI and Anthropic over agents that got out of testing and into other companies' systems
- Anthropic has opened a Singapore office and signed a government MOU, in a country that uses Claude six times more than its size predicts
- A fleet of AI agents on Tencent Cloud spent ten days scraping Alibaba's maps, and researchers wrote back to them
- Anthropic says it cut what distillers extract from Claude by 90 to 99%, and names Zhipu and Moonshot
- Anthropic ran a 26B model across fifteen $55 TV boxes, and says a self-replicating AI is months away
- Torvalds credits Claude Code with eight kernel patches that take small reads of one file from about 10 million a second to 33 million
- Brussels says it does not need a new law for agents that get loose, and is still reading last summer's answers
- Amazon is reported to be in talks to buy Decart for about $7bn, two months after Anthropic walked away
- Britain will see frontier models before release again, after Washington told two labs to hold them back
- Developers are using AI all day and trusting it only where they can check the answer
- A frozen Claude Opus 5 cleared every public ARC-AGI-3 game using 44% of the actions a human needed