Trump administration expands Anthropic Mythos across U.S. agencies and companies
The Trump administration is broadening access to Anthropic Mythos across more than 100 U.S. companies and agencies, a move that puts government-backed AI adoption in sharper focus.
Patronus AI’s $50M Raise Targets a Harder Problem: Testing AI Agents
Patronus AI’s new funding points to a bigger shift in AI: building better ways to test whether agents can handle messy, real-world tasks safely.
Endava Is Rebuilding Software Delivery Around AI Agents
Endava is rethinking software delivery with AI agents at the center, pointing to a bigger change in how enterprise teams plan, build, and ship products.
Uber Tightens Employee AI Spending After Burning Through Its Budget Early
Uber is reportedly reining in employee AI spending after using up its annual budget in just four months, a sign of how quickly workplace AI costs can scale.
Cisco and OpenAI put Codex at the center of enterprise engineering
Cisco and OpenAI are teaming up around Codex, pointing to a new model for enterprise software work where AI moves closer to the core engineering stack.
OpenAI lands Gartner Leader spot in enterprise coding agents
Gartner’s latest recognition puts more weight behind enterprise coding agents as companies look for AI tools that can actually fit into software teams, governance rules, and production workflows.
Ramp Reportedly Eyes $40B-Plus Valuation Just Months After $32B Mark
Ramp is reportedly discussing a new valuation above $40 billion, a sharp jump only six months after reaching $32 billion and another sign that investor demand for finance software remains strong.
Microsoft pushes a legal AI agent into Word as it chases trust in high-stakes drafting
Microsoft is introducing a legal-focused AI agent inside Word, betting that tighter workflows and more transparent drafting help persuade lawyers to use AI on serious document work.