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Oracle (ORCL) targets production enterprise AI with native Fusion Agentic Applications builder
Oracle Corporation is opening its Fusion Applications environment to business users, developers and partners building outcome-driven agentic applications. The strategic opportunity is considerable, but the no-additional-cost model means commercial success must emerge through customer retention, application growth and additional cloud usage.
Claude Opus 4.8 lands as Anthropic squeezes GPT-5.5 and Gemini 3.5 Flash
Anthropic ships Claude Opus 4.8 with sharper judgement and cheaper fast mode, squeezing GPT-5.5 and Gemini 3.5 Flash on enterprise agent contracts.
Anthropic’s $965bn mark resets the AI race as an October IPO looms
Anthropic's $65 billion Series H values it at $965 billion, leapfrogging OpenAI as Micron, Samsung, and SK hynix join the compute arms race. Read more.
Can Bristol Myers Squibb turn Claude into pharma’s first enterprise AI operating layer?
Bristol Myers Squibb is moving Claude beyond chatbots. The bigger test is whether agentic AI can change how pharma actually works.
OpenAI to acquire Astral, betting Python’s developer toolchain is the missing layer in its Codex coding agent
OpenAI agrees to acquire Astral, adding uv, Ruff, and ty to its Codex platform. Read our full analysis of what this means for the AI coding market.
NVIDIA unveils open data factory blueprint as Jensen Huang targets $1tn AI compute opportunity
NVIDIA's Physical AI Data Factory Blueprint automates synthetic training data at scale for robotics and AVs. Read what it means for NVDA's AI infrastructure strategy.
TCS is telling clients AI will write their code faster. Here is how it plans to make money from that.
TCS partners with GitLab to orchestrate agentic AI across enterprise DevSecOps. What this means for IT services competition and software delivery. Read more.
From $1bn to $5bn run rate: How Anthropic hit a $183bn valuation with its $13bn raise
Anthropic raises $13B at a $183B valuation, becoming the world’s fourth-most valuable private firm. Find out what this means for AI’s future growth.