Celonis co-CEO Alex Rinke warns that companies deploying AI agents without process intelligence risk automating inefficiency at scale, as the Munich-born enterprise giant—now serving half the world's 200 largest companies—re-engineers itself for the AI era.
Oracle is simultaneously navigating a massive banking crisis tied to a $300 billion AI data center deal with OpenAI while slashing up to 30,000 jobs, as analysts warn the tech giant may need over $100 billion in additional financing by 2028 amid mounting debt concerns.
Anthropic is racing to close a massive $50 billion funding round within two weeks at a valuation exceeding $900 billion, surpassing OpenAI's $852 billion valuation, as the AI powerhouse reports over $30 billion in annual revenue and prepares for a highly anticipated IPO.
Biohub launches its $500 million Virtual Biology Initiative, a five-year effort to build open, AI-powered predictive models of human cells, partnering with major institutions like the Broad Institute and Allen Institute, with NVIDIA providing computing power, and all generated data made freely available to accelerate disease prevention and cures.
Anthropic's Claude Opus 4.7 quietly raises real-world costs up to 27% through a new tokenizer that generates 32–45% more tokens than its predecessor, despite keeping prices unchanged at $5/M input and $25/M output — though short prompts under 2K tokens actually see a slight cost decrease.
Anthropic's Batch API slashes token costs by 50%, but a new analysis reveals the savings only make sense at fleet scale — single-agent use suffers from up to 24-hour latency, and surprisingly, cheaper Haiku models take longer to batch than pricier Sonnet or Opus.
OpenAI and Microsoft restructure their partnership, ending exclusive ties and allowing OpenAI to work with rival cloud providers like AWS, while Microsoft retains first-ship priority on Azure through a non-exclusive IP license until 2032, clearing the path for OpenAI's IPO.
Google commits up to $40 billion to AI startup Anthropic, valuing it at $350 billion, as both Google and Amazon race to back the Claude AI maker amid explosive demand and critical infrastructure challenges.
Classic cloud vulnerabilities and AI-powered attacks are dominating the 2025 cyber threat landscape, as hackers exploit misconfigurations and exposed secrets while leveraging AI to accelerate reconnaissance and scale intrusions across increasingly interconnected cloud environments.
Google commits $10 billion to AI startup Anthropic at a $350 billion valuation, with an additional $30 billion contingent on performance targets, deepening a complex partnership-rivalry dynamic in the global AI race.