Anthropic announced its latest AI model, Claude Opus 4.6, on 5 February 2026, delivering significant advances in coding, longer autonomous task execution and professional-grade output creation. According to Scott White, Anthropic's head of product for enterprise, the industry is transitioning into a vibe working era in which
AI research lab Anthropic announced on 9th January 2026 a partnership with Munich-based insurance conglomerate Allianz to deploy responsible AI across the insurer's global operations, marking its first enterprise deal of 2026. Anthropic holds 40% of enterprise AI market share according to a December survey from investor Menlo
Anthropic announced a new suite of healthcare and life sciences features on Sunday, enabling users of its Claude AI platform to share access to their health records to better understand their medical information. The launch comes just days after rival OpenAI introduced ChatGPT Health, signalling a broader push by major
Anthropic has signed a term sheet for a $10 billion funding round at a $350 billion valuation, marking the AI startup's third major capital raise within a year. Coatue and Singapore sovereign wealth fund GIC are leading the financing. The Claude maker last raised a $13 billion Series
In mid-September 2025, Anthropic detected suspicious activity that investigation determined to be a sophisticated espionage campaign in which a Chinese state-sponsored group manipulated Claude Code into attempting infiltration of roughly 30 global targets, including large tech companies, financial institutions, chemical manufacturing companies, and government agencies. Anthropic believes this is the
Claude Opus 4.5 became available on 24 November 2025, marking Anthropic's third major AI model launch in two months. The model is the best in the world for coding, agents, and computer use, whilst being meaningfully better at everyday tasks like deep research and working with slides
Anthropic's valuation has surged to $350 billion after Microsoft and Nvidia invested a combined $15 billion in the AI company behind the Claude chatbot on 18 November 2025. As part of the deal, Anthropic has committed to purchasing $30 billion worth of Azure cloud computing capacity, whilst Nvidia
Anthropic developed a new automated evaluation method for measuring political bias in AI models and published results from testing six models with this measure. The company's Claude Opus 4.1 scored 95% whilst Claude Sonnet 4.5 scored 94% on the even-handedness metric, demonstrating similar levels to Grok
IBM announced its partnership with Anthropic, integrating the Claude AI model into the Watsonx platform and related enterprise tools. Internal testing across approximately 6,000 employees showed an average 45% increase in productivity for development and operations workflows. The initiative aims to scale agentic workflows that embed enhanced security and
Anthropic announced the launch of ‘Skills’ for Claude, enabling the AI to load folders containing instructions, scripts and resources to perform specific tasks more effectively. The feature is designed to accelerate automation, reduce costs and improve consistency across business and research applications. The Skills function shortens the time needed to
In mid-October 2025, Anthropic officially launched Claude Haiku 4.5, the newest and fastest member of the Claude 4.5 family. The company describes it as the lightest Claude model released to date, capable of processing large volumes of customer interactions within seconds. Its primary goal is to deliver low
Anthropic has released Petri, an open-source framework that deploys automated agents to test AI models in realistic scenarios. The tool is designed to detect problematic behaviours such as situational awareness, sycophancy, deception, and the encouragement of delusional thinking. Its purpose is to make AI safety auditing more systematic and scalable.
