Anthropic’s models are back
US export controls on Anthropic’s latest models were lifted, highlighting how unpredictable political access to frontier AI has become. source
US export controls on Anthropic’s latest models were lifted, highlighting how unpredictable political access to frontier AI has become. source
Evans questions the logic of a proposed government stake in AI labs, framing it more as a lobbying response than a workable public-ownership model. source
Meta may rent out AI compute if it has overbuilt capacity, but building an enterprise cloud business would be a long, difficult shift from its consumer-focused base. source
AI vendors, consultancies, and IT services firms are packaging deployment offerings, but turning pilots into business-wide change still requires redesigning real workflows. source
AI data-centre demand is tightening memory supply; Samsung and SK Hynix announced a vast long-term chip-hub investment plan. source
Nvidia is reportedly offering neoclouds a backstop for unused GPU capacity—supporting financing now, while potentially increasing exposure if compute demand weakens. source
Bending Spoons’ model is to acquire mature tech brands with committed users, cut costs aggressively, and apply a high-energy turnaround operation. source
Evans argues that the EU’s Android remedy arrived late and misunderstood the market, producing little competitive effect. source
Nicholas Negroponte’s early “convergence” thesis shows how long major technology shifts can take to materialise—and then to reshape industries. source
As AI delivery shifts from selling people-hours to delivering outcomes, consultancies must rethink what they sell, whom they hire, and how they price it. source
A lighter set of links, including American subway cost overruns, Venetian bridge brawls, and the continuing retreat from physical PlayStation games. source
Ramp and Revelio data show AI spend correlating with hiring among their tech-heavy customer base, but broader evidence on AI’s jobs effect remains inconclusive. source