#финансы
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Anthropic files for IPO under the ticker “ANT”
The AI developer’s prospectus reveals soaring revenue, multibillion-dollar losses, and an unusual governance structure that keeps control in the hands of its seven co-founders.
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CoreWeave's debt is becoming the whole AI industry's problem
CoreWeave's bonds slid into distressed territory and its shares fell more than 20 percent, with the anxiety around the AI boom's poster-child debtor spilling over onto other companies.
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OpenAI's Revenue Comes In $20 Billion Below Earlier Projections
According to the Financial Times, OpenAI has told investors its annualized revenue is approaching $50 billion — not the roughly $70 billion reported earlier.
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AI Chatbots Get Financial Questions Wrong 'Most of the Time'
According to the Financial Times, AI-powered chatbots give incorrect answers to financial queries 'most of the time.'
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Claude Money: Anthropic Wants to Connect Claude to Your Bank Accounts
Anthropic is testing a feature called Claude Money that will let you link bank accounts to the chatbot and ask it about your spending and plans. The company is catching up with OpenAI, which already has a similar tool.
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Nvidia is closing in on a $100 billion revenue quarter
The chipmaker expects revenue of $108 billion within the coming months, and last quarter brought in a record $96.2 billion — almost entirely thanks to data centers.
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SEC Takes Interest in the Situational Awareness Hedge Fund After a Rout in AI Stocks
A hedge fund that bet on artificial intelligence went from Wall Street darling to the target of federal subpoenas in a matter of weeks.
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The AI rally increasingly rests on borrowed money — and lenders are repricing it
A Grey Swan Signals post argues that the boom around artificial intelligence is being financed with debt, and that lenders are starting to reprice the risk of these bets.
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Google Posts Its First-Ever Negative Cash Flow Quarter on AI Spending
In the second quarter of 2026 Google earned a record $119.8 billion, but its investments in AI infrastructure were so vast that the company's free cash flow turned negative for the first time.
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Hidden debts of five US tech giants soar to $1.65tn on opaque AI funding
Nikkei Asia reports that the combined hidden liabilities of the five largest US technology companies have reached $1.65 trillion amid opaque schemes for financing artificial intelligence projects.