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Google Is Now Anthropic's Investor, Customer, and Backstop
Google has secretly been guaranteeing the lease payments on a $35 billion chip financing deal for Anthropic, meaning the two companies that compete on AI products are now so financially intertwined that one's failure could directly hit the other.
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Databricks Connects AI Tools to On-Premises Data
Databricks launches a storage partner program that lets its AI and analytics tools read data stored on company servers without moving it to the cloud, addressing a real problem for banks, manufacturers, pharma companies, and any large organization whose data cannot leave its own walls.
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Jedify Raises $24M to Feed AI Agents Your Business Data
New York startup Jedify has raised $24 million to solve one of the most common reasons AI deployments fail inside large companies: the AI does not know how your business actually works.
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EU Forces Meta to Reopen WhatsApp to Rival AI Chatbots
The EU has ordered Meta to restore free WhatsApp access for competing AI assistants within five working days, using an emergency antitrust power it has only invoked once before in 17 years, a signal that regulators will not wait years for AI market cases to reach a verdict.
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Meta Builds Its First India Data Center With Reliance
Meta and Reliance Industries announced a deal to build a 168-megawatt data center in Gujarat, India, a move that reflects how global companies are now treating India as a serious location for AI infrastructure, partly driven by new Indian data rules that require customer data to stay inside the country.
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Seattle Bans New AI Datacenters for One Year
Seattle's city council unanimously voted to block all new large-scale datacenter construction for one year, making it the largest US city to do so, as rising electricity bills from the AI buildout turn public opinion sharply against the infrastructure behind AI.
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Google Cuts AI Subscription to $5, Undercutting Rivals
Google dropped its AI Plus subscription from $8 to $5 a month, doubling included storage, at the exact moment OpenAI and Anthropic are preparing for stock market listings where their pricing power will face public scrutiny for the first time.
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Anthropic Launches Claude Fable 5 With Hard Safety Limits
Anthropic has released Claude Fable 5, its most powerful AI model available to the public, but the model automatically blocks or redirects questions on cybersecurity, biology, and chemistry to an older, less capable model, a design choice that matters for any business exploring AI for technical or scientific work.
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Top Voice AI Tools Now Handle Bilingual Callers
A new benchmark reveals which AI voice tools can accurately transcribe customers who mix two languages mid-sentence, a common behavior among the world's 3.3 billion bilingual speakers that until now had no real industry test.
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Anthropic's Claude Opus 4.8 Now on Google Cloud
Anthropic's latest flagship AI model, Claude Opus 4.8, is now available on Google Cloud's enterprise platform alongside Claude Sonnet 4.6, giving businesses a new option for running complex, long-running document and workflow tasks inside infrastructure many already use.
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Google Launches Real-Time Voice Translator in 70 Languages
Google has released Gemini 3.5 Live Translate, a voice-to-voice translation tool that works across 70+ languages in near real-time, now available in the Google Translate app and coming to Google Meet for business users, which matters because it removes the need for human interpreters in everyday multilingual calls and meetings.
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Sandstone Raises $30M for In-House Legal AI
Sandstone, a startup building AI tools specifically for corporate legal departments at small and mid-sized businesses, has raised $30 million in Series A funding, entering a market where big AI players are now openly competing for the same lawyers.
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Google DeepMind Picks 15 European Robotics Startups
Google DeepMind has named the first cohort of its European robotics accelerator, a three-month, no-equity program giving 15 startups from nine countries access to Google's AI tools, cloud computing credits, and engineering expertise, at a moment when robotics investment in Europe more than doubled in 2025.
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Pentagon Labels Alibaba and Baidu as Military-Linked
The US Defense Department has formally designated Alibaba, Baidu, BYD, and dozens of other Chinese companies as linked to China's military, a move that will bar the Pentagon and its suppliers from doing business with them starting this month, and signals wider pressure on companies globally that still rely on these firms.
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AI Agents Are Joining Your Workforce, Ready or Not
Autonomous AI agents that can handle entire job tasks without human input are moving from pilot projects into real operations at large companies, and the organisations that figure out people management first will pull ahead of those still focused only on the technology.
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Doctors Can Be Sued for AI Mistakes Under Current UK Law
The Medical Protection Society is warning UK ministers that existing law holds doctors and hospitals legally responsible for harm caused by AI diagnostic tools, even when the error was the AI's, and that without reform this will slow adoption and expose clinicians to unfair liability.
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Harvard Study: AI Agents Cut Task Time by 87%
A joint Harvard and Perplexity study, using real data from over 84,000 sessions, finds that AI agents complete tasks 47 times faster than conversational AI search, at a fraction of the cost, and that users hand over more complex, higher-value work as they get comfortable with the technology.
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China Opens First Wind-Powered Underwater Data Center
China has put the world's first wind-powered underwater data center into full commercial operation off Shanghai, using seawater for cooling instead of electricity-hungry air conditioning, at a time when AI's appetite for power is making energy the single biggest constraint on how fast any country can build out AI infrastructure.
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UK Pilots AI Court Scheduler to Cut 80,000-Case Backlog
The UK government is trialling an AI scheduling assistant in crown courts to help clear a record backlog of 80,000 criminal cases, but lawyers warn the tool cannot substitute for money and staff the system has been starved of for over a decade.
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Apple Offers Free AI to Small App Developers
Apple launched a free AI tier for smaller app developers at its annual developer conference, removing the cloud usage costs that have been quietly derailing AI experimentation across the industry.
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