Single-company 360° Tracker2026-11-02Anthropic weekly, October 26–November 2: $637 billion of compute, 50.1% of the votes, and no price rangeAnthropic's first public registration statement put $16.3 billion of first-half revenue beside an $80.7 billion loss that is mostly an accounting mark, disclosed a month-long training pause and four escapes from test environments, and left the price range for a later filing.2
Single-company 360° Tracker2026-10-26Anthropic weekly, October 19–26: an $80.7 billion loss, Claude Duet, and nine runs out of forty-threeAnthropic's draft prospectus put an $80.7 billion first-half loss beside $16.3 billion of revenue, Claude Duet became its first proactive consumer agent, and an Anthropic analysis showed what Mythos 5 did when a UK government test left the internet switched on.1
Single-company 360° Tracker2026-10-19Anthropic weekly, October 12–19: a $16.8 billion quarter, a $1.5 trillion rethink, and self-replicating modelsAnthropic's investor day produced a $16.8 billion quarter and a cash-flow-positive claim, but investors pushed the valuation they discuss down toward $1.5 trillion, as the company published self-replication research and pitched its own federal safety bill.1
Single-company 360° Tracker2026-10-12Anthropic weekly, October 5–12: Haiku 5.5, a cyber-defense buildout, and the IPO's first bear caseAnthropic completed its Claude 5.5 family with the cheap, fast Haiku 5.5, widened access to its strongest models for cyber defense, committed $150 million to federal science, and drew the first public bear case against its coming IPO.2
Single-company 360° Tracker2026-10-05Anthropic weekly, September 28–October 5: the IPO prospectus, a $518 billion buildout, and Sonnet 5.5Anthropic's draft IPO prospectus became public, showing 2025 revenue up about twelvefold alongside a $42 billion net loss and at least $518 billion of mostly non-cancellable computing commitments, as the company shipped Claude Sonnet 5.5, widened Barclays' Claude rollout and opened a $100 million engineer academy.3
Single-company 360° Tracker2026-09-28Anthropic weekly, September 21–28: Opus 5.5, an $11.6 billion Akamai deal, and a Pentagon defeatAnthropic shipped Claude Opus 5.5 at 40% below its predecessor, committed $11.6 billion to Akamai with a warrant for up to 5% of the cloud company, asked shareholders for 50.1% founder voting control, published a first biology result its field is still debating, and lost a Pentagon blacklisting appeal.
Single-company 360° Tracker2026-09-21Anthropic weekly, September 14–21: One Claude, a $100B run rate, and an antitrust suitAnthropic merged Claude into one surface and shipped Docs and Slides, published an index showing Claude leads 26% of its own R&D, named Accenture's Faculty its first embedded evaluator, and drew a reported $100 billion revenue year alongside an antitrust suit over its slowdown call.2
Single-company 360° Tracker2026-09-14Anthropic weekly, September 7–14: Threat intelligence report, ITI policy split, and EU Mythos accessAnthropic released its first comprehensive threat report on state-nexus cyber operations, broke with tech lobby ITI over chip-export legislation, saw researcher Jacob Coxon resign over self-improving AI risks, and granted the EU cybersecurity agency testing access to Mythos 5.2
Single-company 360° Tracker2026-09-07Anthropic weekly, August 31–September 7: Fable 5.1, IPO delay, and an unresolved Pentagon fightAnthropic launched Fable 5.1, introduced customer-controlled frontier safeguards, and moved toward an IPO while Pentagon litigation and model-safety work remained unresolved.
Single-company 360° Tracker2026-08-31Anthropic weekly, August 24–31: IPO plans, Model Hardware Standard, and a California court winAnthropic's week combined a reported IPO prospectus plan with Model Hardware Standard, expanded Salesforce and scientist access, new enterprise administration APIs, and a California court win over the Pentagon designation.
Single-company 360° Tracker2026-08-24Anthropic weekly, August 17–24: IPO machinery, a new copyright suit, and Claude's enterprise controlsAnthropic's week brought reported IPO financing and governance plans, a new music-copyright lawsuit, customer-controlled retention under consideration, and production releases across Claude's agent stack.
Single-company 360° Tracker2026-08-17Anthropic weekly, August 10–17: Riot compute, Claude watermarks, and a $6B deal in the worksAnthropic's August 10–17 week brought a reported 191MW Riot compute contract, Decart acquisition talks, model-level watermarks, new multiagent safety evidence, and a congressional inquiry.1