Anthropic commits $11.6 billion over seven years to Akamai cloud services for growing CPU workloads, with an option to expand the deal by $9 billion as Akamai plans $5.5 billion in related capital spending.
Google DeepMind adds private persistent cloud memory to Private AI Compute, letting AI retain context across devices through encrypted per-user databases whose decryption keys stay only on users’ personal devices, even as Google publishes verifiable server-software records and an independent security audit.
Wiz launches an AI Threat Readiness Playbook and checklist to help cloud security teams counter AI-accelerated attacks by prioritizing critical-risk elimination, faster patching, deep code analysis, and real-time containment.
The Biological Computing Co. partners with AWS to sell its neuron-derived text-to-video AI through SageMaker and AWS Marketplace, claiming a software layer under 0.1% of the base model makes generation five times faster and 80% cheaper without published benchmarks.
Aloha launches AlohaJet, an agent-first enterprise browser that it says uses LLMdex to cut AI token consumption by 54%, complete web tasks 2.2 times faster, and achieve an 88% success rate versus 51% for Chrome-based agents.
Cognition adds Devin Cloud control to its CLI, allowing developers to hand off local tasks to persistent cloud VMs and access them with full SSH via devin ssh for editing, port forwarding, and scp transfers.
AWS launches Moonshot AI’s Kimi K3 on Amazon Bedrock via U.S. and global cross-Region inference, bringing a 2.8-trillion-parameter open-weight model with native vision, a 1-million-token context window, and Bedrock’s first explicit prompt caching.
Anthropic launches Claude Code Projects in public beta, enabling eligible Pro and Max users to run parallel AI coding threads with shared repositories and memory, with up to 200 new threads daily that can open pull requests and fix CI failures.
Anthropic launches a beta redesign of Claude Code Projects that uses conversation to coordinate parallel coding threads, with each cloud session working on its own repository branch while shared memory preserves project decisions.
Google opens early access to its Home MCP server, allowing compatible AI agents to control Nest, Matter and Works with Google Home devices and review event history, initially for U.S. Google Home Premium Advanced subscribers paying $20 monthly.