Releases

Gamma reported more than 400 million presentations, websites, and documents created on the platform.

Scale announced expansion across New York, London, Washington, D.C., Doha, and St. Louis to support enterprise, government, and international growth.

The proposed Core Scientific acquisition was terminated after Core Scientific stockholders did not approve the all-stock merger agreement; the commercial partnership continued.

AWS brought online a large Trainium2 compute cluster in Indiana for Anthropic model training.

Amazon announced approximately 14,000 corporate job reductions while restructuring around fewer management layers and increased AI investment.

OpenAI completed a recapitalization establishing OpenAI Group PBC as a public benefit corporation controlled by the nonprofit OpenAI Foundation.

CoreWeave announced an incremental £1.5 billion UK data-center commitment, bringing its stated UK investment to £2.5 billion.

OpenAI and Microsoft announced a non-binding memorandum of understanding for the next phase of their partnership, alongside plans for the nonprofit to control a public benefit corporation and hold a substantial equity stake.

Scale updated its mission to developing reliable AI systems for the world’s most important decisions, reflecting its expansion from data infrastructure into applications and evaluation.

Reflection announced a strategy centered on releasing frontier open models and building a scalable commercial model around customizable open intelligence.

Mark Zuckerberg outlined Meta's strategy to build personal superintelligence and distribute it through consumer products.

Scale reduced approximately 200 employee roles and contractor assignments after determining it had expanded its generative-AI capacity too quickly, while prioritizing enterprise, government, and international growth.

Meta announced Hyperion, a Louisiana AI data-center campus planned to scale to five gigawatts of compute capacity.

Surge was reported to have grown into a major AI data provider without taking external venture funding.

Glean reported that its agent platform was powering more than 100 million agent actions annually.

Clay reported more than one billion lifetime Claygent research-agent runs.

Anthropic activated ASL-3 deployment and security protections alongside the launch of Claude Opus 4.

Krea reported shipping more than 50 major product updates and growing revenue twentyfold over the preceding 14 months.

Hugging Face reported that Gradio had reached one million monthly users, reflecting its adoption for open AI demos and applications.

Anthropic announced its first developer conference focused on building with Claude and Claude Code.

Anthropic updated its Responsible Scaling Policy to version 2.1.

Perplexity proposed combining with TikTok's US operations to create a new American company and make its recommendation system transparent.

Reflection publicly described its plan to pursue superintelligence through autonomous coding systems and reinforcement learning.

Anthropic launched a public Transparency Hub describing its safety, governance, security, and responsible-deployment practices.

Perplexity announced a $50 million venture fund to invest in early-stage AI startups.

Mira Murati publicly introduced Thinking Machines Lab and its mission to build AI systems that are more understandable, customizable and collaborative.

Mistral AI reported one million Le Chat mobile app downloads; downloads are an adoption proxy, not unique active users.

South Korea's privacy regulator suspended new downloads while reviewing personal-data protections.

Australia directed federal entities to remove and prevent DeepSeek products on government systems and devices.

xAI completed the second phase of Colossus 1, doubling the interconnected cluster to roughly 200,000 NVIDIA H100/H200 GPUs.

Italy's data-protection authority ordered an immediate restriction on DeepSeek's processing of Italian users' personal data.

DeepSeek's assistant reached number one among free iPhone applications in the United States as adoption surged.

DeepSeek temporarily limited new registrations following a large-scale malicious cyberattack.

Microsoft forms CoreAI – Platform and Tools under Jay Parikh, combining developer, AI platform, supercomputing and agent-runtime teams.

Microsoft says it is on track to invest approximately $80 billion during fiscal 2025 in AI-enabled datacenters for training models and deploying AI applications.

By year-end 2024, CoreWeave operated more than 360 megawatts of active power and held about 1.3 gigawatts of contracted capacity.

Speak reported delivering 25 million personalized lessons during 2024.

Speak reported that learners had spoken one billion sentences in the app during 2024.

Perplexity announced an experiment with sponsored follow-up questions while stating that advertising would not alter answer content.

Anthropic updated its Responsible Scaling Policy with revised capability thresholds, safety-case processes, and governance measures.

fal reported generating 50 million images, videos, or audio streams per day.

xAI brought its Memphis Colossus training cluster online with 100,000 NVIDIA H100 GPUs after a 122-day build.

Ilya Sutskever, Daniel Gross and Daniel Levy announced SSI as a straight-shot research lab with one goal and one planned product: safe superintelligence.

Gamma reported that users had created more than 60 million Gamma documents and presentations.

Google DeepMind demonstrates Project Astra, a real-time multimodal assistant prototype that perceives and reasons across continuous context.

CoreWeave established its European headquarters in London and announced a $1.25 billion regional infrastructure investment plan.

Meta introduced a second-generation MTIA accelerator with increased performance and memory capacity.

The U.S. Army selected Palantir to develop and deliver the TITAN ground station system integrating sensors, data, and AI.

AWS announced its second-generation AI training accelerator with substantially higher performance.

Anthropic disclosed its Long-Term Benefit Trust governance structure, designed to protect the public-benefit mission as the company scales.