Anthropic announced a multi-year partnership with Accenture, forming the Accenture Anthropic Business Group. The deal includes formal Claude training for Accenture's 30,000 employees and access to Claude Code for the company's developers. Both firms will also launch an initiative to help chief investment officers track AI return on investment. Anthropic's enterprise market share continues to grow, now holding 40% overall and 54% in coding, according to Menlo Ventures. The partnership follows Anthropic's recent deals with Snowflake, Deloitte and IBM. Leer más →

Anthropic announced a $200 million multi‑year partnership with cloud data company Snowflake to bring its Claude large language models to Snowflake’s platform and its extensive customer base. The agreement includes a joint go‑to‑market effort to deliver AI agents for enterprise use, with Claude Sonnet 4.5 powering Snowflake Intelligence and Claude Opus 4.5 available for multimodal data analysis and custom agent creation. Executives from both companies highlighted the strategic fit, noting that the integration places frontier AI directly within secure, trusted data environments that enterprises have built over years. Leer más →

Anthropic is targeting up to $70 billion in revenue and $17 billion in cash flow by 2028, driven by rapid adoption of its AI business products. The firm expects its current‑year API sales to reach $3.8 billion, more than double OpenAI’s projected $1.8 billion from the same channel. Partnerships with Microsoft, Salesforce, Deloitte and Cognizant are expanding Claude’s enterprise footprint, while new, cost‑effective models such as Claude Sonnet 4.5 and Claude Haiku 4.5 aim to capture large‑scale deployments. A recent $13 billion financing round valued Anthropic at $170 billion, and future fundraising could push the valuation toward $300–$400 billion. The company also reports a $2.5 billion credit facility and a $1.5 billion legal settlement. Gross‑profit margins are projected to rise to 50% this year and 77% by 2028, marking a dramatic turnaround from a negative 94% margin last year. Leer más →

A Deloitte survey of U.S. consumers shows that while more than half are experimenting with or regularly using generative AI, a majority also express strong worries about privacy and security. About four in ten respondents pay for AI services, yet concerns about data misuse, inaccurate results, and companies’ focus on competition over problem solving persist. Users increasingly verify AI outputs and remain reluctant to share personal data, highlighting a trust gap that tech firms must address. Leer más →