As OpenAI pours hundreds of billions of dollars into data centers and chips to cement its dominance in artificial intelligence, rival Anthropic, which is backed by Amazon ( NASDAQ: AMZN) and Google ( NASDAQ: GOOG) ( NASDAQ: GOOGL ), is quietly emerging as the stronger business contender, The Wall Street Journal reported Sunday.

Anthropic is expanding its deal with Google to use as many as one million of the tech giant's artificial intelligence chips, worth tens of billions of dollars, as the startup races to advance its AI systems in the competitive market.

Anthropic, the innovative AI company behind the Claude models, has unveiled a comprehensive strategy to prevent its AI systems from contributing to the development of nuclear weapons. This plan includes a direct partnership with the US Government,

Claude's memory will now be available to individual paid users in addition to users on Enterprise and Team plans.

Anthropic recently launched Claude Code for the web and as an iOS preview, making it easier for developers to use the AI coding assistant without the need for a terminal or command line. Users can connect Claude to their GitHub projects and ask the AI agent to perform coding tasks,

Anthropic introduces Claude Code on the Web, a browser-based AI coding tool that lets enterprise developers run secure, sandboxed sessions and manage GitHub projects.

Claude Sonnet 4.5 is here and it's not only Anthropic's best coding model yet, it's also its safest AI system to date too.

Anthropic partnered with the US government to create a filter meant to block Claude from helping someone build a nuke. Experts are divided on whether its a necessary protection—or a protection at all.

Anthropic launches Claude Haiku 4.5, a powerful and affordable AI model offering near-premium performance for free, directly challenging OpenAI in the race to democratize advanced artificial intelligence.

Claude Haiku 4.5 is here. It's designed to be a speedy but cost-effective option for businesses that want to offer AI agents.

The new feature, previously reserved for Team and Enterprise plans, allows Claude to remember details from past conversations — putting it on par with OpenAI’s ChatGPT in long-term recall capabilities.