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DeepSeek V4.1 Flash Launches with 552B Parameters and Lower Pricing, Doubling Down on Cost-Performance Advantage

DeepSeek V4.1 Flash nearly doubles its predecessor's parameter count to 552 billion while cutting prices — sustaining the cost-performance advantage that has defined the company's 2026 strategy.

Sep 13

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OpenAI Launches $150 Million Partner Network to Scale Enterprise AI Adoption

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.

Jun 16

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OpenAI Launches $4 Billion Deployment Company, Acquires Scottish AI Firm Tomoro

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.

May 12

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Anthropic Gives Claude Agents the Ability to Dream, Grade Their Own Output, and Delegate to Subagents

Anthropic shipped three new capabilities for Claude Managed Agents: background self-improvement via Dreaming, rubric-based grading via Outcomes, and parallel task delegation via Multiagent Orchestration. Netflix is already using orchestration in production.

May 8

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IBM Study: 76% of Companies Now Have a Chief AI Officer as CEOs Redesign the C-Suite

Three in four large organizations now have a Chief AI Officer — up from 26% just a year ago. IBM's survey of 2,000 CEOs across 33 countries reveals how fast the C-suite is being restructured for AI.

May 5