Anthropic files draft S-1 for IPO at $965B valuation, potentially beating OpenAI to Wall Street this fall, with projected Q2 revenue of $10.9B and first profitable quarter.

Florida becomes the first US state to sue OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman, alleging ChatGPT violates product liability laws and harms children, weeks before the company's IPO.

ENISA becomes the first EU agency to join Anthropic's Project Glasswing, gaining access to the Mythos AI model that found 10,000+ zero-day vulnerabilities in critical software.

Salesforce signs deal to acquire headless CMS platform Contentful, giving its AI agent platform Agentforce a native content layer for dynamic experience assembly.

More than 220 former unicorns have lost their billion-dollar status as AI redirects venture capital, with SaaS firms hit hardest and 2021-era startups worth 68% less.

Akeso's ivonescimab reduces death risk by 34% in phase three lung cancer trial, the first Chinese drug selected for ASCO's plenary in 61 years, targeting a $20B market.

Cut off from Nvidia's best hardware, Chinese tech giants are building specialised AI chips. Huawei leads with 62% market share as the ecosystem diverges from the Western model.

Jensen Huang used his Computex keynote to declare Vera Rubin in full production and reveal RTX Spark, Nvidia’s Arm-based Windows machine.

Microsoft's CEO replaced the senior leadership team with startup-style engineering groups. He personally reviews AI metrics every week.

Nvidia will work with US, European and South Korean humanoid makers alongside China’s Unitree, starting with a research robot for universities.

Nvidia-backed Runway will make London its European HQ and invest more than $200m in the UK by 2028, joining Anthropic and OpenAI.

Meta’s Model Capability Initiative is capturing far more European employee data than Meta has publicly acknowledged, putting the AI-agent training programme on a GDPR collision course.