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A US law firm sued a UK AI legal software vendor over an auto-renewed contract it couldn't escape — spotlighting a rising enterprise AI procurement risk: deep software lock-in with no viable exit.
OpenAI committed $150 million to its first official partner program, targeting 300,000 certified consultants by end of 2026 — a direct push to compete with Google, Microsoft, and Anthropic in enterprise AI delivery.
Anthropic shipped a design capability that competes directly with integration partners Figma and Canva, reportedly without advance warning — raising questions about whether the company can close its enterprise gap while burning its partner ecosystem.
Anthropic today released Claude Fable 5, the first publicly available Mythos-class model, priced at $10/$50 per million tokens — less than half the Mythos Preview rate — and bundled free into paid plans through June 22.
Lloyds Banking Group has rolled out agentic AI systems enterprise-wide, projecting £100 million in value this year from autonomous fraud investigations, complaint handling, and compliance checks.
Anthropic launched a three-tier Services Track for its Claude Partner Network, requiring Global Premier partners to show 1,000 certified practitioners and 100 live customer deployments across three regions.
Microsoft unveiled MAI-Code-1-Flash and MAI-Thinking-1 — its first proprietary AI models trained entirely in-house — reducing reliance on OpenAI and offering enterprise customers lower-cost alternatives.
A new nCino report finds 84% of banking executives claim enterprise AI deployment, but most are measuring adoption rather than ROI — and legacy systems are consuming 70% of the IT budget needed to change that.
Fireworks AI, which helps enterprises deploy and run AI models at scale, is in active talks to raise a new funding round at a $15 billion valuation, with Index Ventures set to co-lead.
Google has made Gemini 3.5 Flash generally available at $1.50 per million input tokens, offering frontier-level reasoning at four times the speed of comparable models — putting direct price pressure on OpenAI's fast inference lineup.
Autonomous AI agents are executing contracts and commercial transactions at scale, but courts in 2026 have no settled framework for who is liable when they make mistakes.
OpenAI has created a $4 billion enterprise deployment unit and acquired Edinburgh-based Tomoro AI, putting itself in direct competition with the consultancies and rivals that have dominated enterprise AI implementation.
Anthropic and OpenAI announced competing enterprise AI joint ventures within hours of each other, marking a strategic shift from API-first sales toward institutionalized enterprise deployment at scale.
OpenAI has closed a $122 billion funding round—one of the largest private fundraises in the history of technology—to fuel compute infrastructure buildout, model development, and an expanding enterprise product suite.
Anthropic has released Claude Opus 4.7, its latest flagship model, with significant improvements to multi-step reasoning and agentic workflow execution—the ability to plan and complete complex tasks autonomously across connected systems.
Bret Taylor's Sierra is raising nearly $1 billion in new funding as regulated industries—banking, insurance, healthcare—commit serious capital to autonomous AI agents in customer-facing roles.
Anthropic and OpenAI have each formed joint ventures with major asset managers — including Blackstone and Goldman Sachs — to distribute enterprise AI, marking a structural shift in how frontier labs reach large corporate customers.
Anthropic and OpenAI are simultaneously launching $1.5B enterprise AI services ventures backed by Wall Street heavyweights, racing to embed engineers inside mid-sized businesses.
Google unveiled a new suite of Gemini-powered AI agents at Cloud Next 2026 designed to compete directly with OpenAI and Anthropic in the enterprise market — the company's most aggressive push yet into autonomous AI.
Google Cloud launched a $750 million fund at Cloud Next 2026 to accelerate agentic AI deployment through McKinsey, Accenture, and Deloitte — a bet that consulting partners, not direct sales, will carry the next wave of enterprise AI revenue.