Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images News Anthropic ( ANTHRO ) is going to give the EU’s cybersecurity agency access to its most powerful model Claude Mythos, which can find and exploit security vulnerabilities in IT systems, Bloomberg News reported, citing people with knowledge of the matter. The U.S. AI giant is going to let ENISA join Project Glasswing, an initiative to let selected organizations t...
Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images News Anthropic ( ANTHRO ) is going to give the EU’s cybersecurity agency access to its most powerful model Claude Mythos, which can find and exploit security vulnerabilities in IT systems, Bloomberg News reported, citing people with knowledge of the matter. The U.S. AI giant is going to let ENISA join Project Glasswing, an initiative to let selected organizations test Mythos capabilities, the report added . Anthropic communicated the decision to the European Commission over the weekend. Commission officials traveled to San Francisco on Thursday to ask Anthropic executives for access to the model, following weeks of discussions, the report added. Anthropic and the European Commission did not immediately respond to Seeking Alpha's request for comment. A spokesperson for the Commission said discussions with Anthropic were progressing and declined to comment further, according to the report. Last month, the European Commission noted that it was in discussions with OpenAI ( OPENAI ) for the company's GPT-5.5-Cyber model and with Anthropic for Mythos. In April, Anthropic unveiled Claude Mythos Preview, a general-purpose frontier model, which the company called its "most capable yet for coding and agentic tasks." Mythos can identify unknown flaws in IT systems, and this has triggered anxiety across the globe. More on Anthropic Wall Street Lunch: First Step To AI Getting An Oscar Anthropic Is Taking Over Enterprise Wall Street Lunch: Anthropic Tries To Contain Claude Code Instruction Leak AI IPO wave is said to shift investor focus to Asia’s supply chain Appian CEO says time of subsidized AI will end soon
Investing.com -- Software stocks rallied broadly on Monday after Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang dismissed concerns that the industry faces disruption from advanced AI tools.
Investing.com -- Software stocks rallied broadly on Monday after Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang dismissed concerns that the industry faces disruption from advanced AI tools.
Tell us about your best coastal boltholes that won’t blow the budget – the top tip wins £200 towards a Coolstays break Finding affordable hotel accommodation in Europe’s coastal hotspots in summer can be a challenge, especially if you’d rather not settle for a soulless budget chain or youth hostel. Whether it’s a grand old hotel on the French Riviera that oozes faded glamour or a charming guesthou...
Tell us about your best coastal boltholes that won’t blow the budget – the top tip wins £200 towards a Coolstays break Finding affordable hotel accommodation in Europe’s coastal hotspots in summer can be a challenge, especially if you’d rather not settle for a soulless budget chain or youth hostel. Whether it’s a grand old hotel on the French Riviera that oozes faded glamour or a charming guesthouse on the Amalfi coast, we’d love to hear about European seaside hotels that feel special without blowing the budget. The best tip of the week, chosen by Tom Hall of Lonely Planet wins a £200 voucher to stay at a Coolstays property – the company has more than 3,000 worldwide. The best tips will appear in the Guardian Travel section and website. Continue reading...
IREN ( IREN ) said it has closed a $3.65B investment-grade GPU financing facility to support the delivery of its AI Cloud contract with Microsoft ( MSFT ). The package includes a $2.1B U.S. private placement and a $1.55B delayed-draw term loan, with the financing backed by the company's GPUs and related contracted cash flows. Together with customer prepayments, the facility funds $5.59B of the $5....
IREN ( IREN ) said it has closed a $3.65B investment-grade GPU financing facility to support the delivery of its AI Cloud contract with Microsoft ( MSFT ). The package includes a $2.1B U.S. private placement and a $1.55B delayed-draw term loan, with the financing backed by the company's GPUs and related contracted cash flows. Together with customer prepayments, the facility funds $5.59B of the $5.81B (~96%) of GPU capex under the Microsoft contract at an average financing cost of 3.31% and strengthens IREN’s capital structure as the company continues to execute on its expansion to 480MW of AI Cloud capacity by the end of 2026. Goldman Sachs ( GS ) and J.P. Morgan ( JPM ) served as joint lead managers and arrangers. The offering included participation from a broad group of global financial institutions, asset managers and insurance investors. More on IREN Limited IREN: Software Capabilities Expand, But Financial Strains Loom Large IREN: The Pricing Power Breadcrumbs Are Starting To Add Up Why IREN Limited Could Outperform Nebius Now IREN signs $1.6B deal with Dell to deploy Blackwell systems; ARR seen rising to $4.4B Russell 3000 tech shuffle: CoreWeave set to enter while MicroVision exits
The artificial-intelligence trade locked in fresh gains on Monday, allowing global equities to shrug off a rebound in oil prices as the US and Iran remained deadlocked over a peace deal. Ozan Tarman, Global Macro Vice Chair at Deutsche Bank joined Stephen Carroll and Lizzy Burden to discuss the the moves in stocks as where Bond yields go from here. (Source: Bloomberg)
The artificial-intelligence trade locked in fresh gains on Monday, allowing global equities to shrug off a rebound in oil prices as the US and Iran remained deadlocked over a peace deal. Ozan Tarman, Global Macro Vice Chair at Deutsche Bank joined Stephen Carroll and Lizzy Burden to discuss the the moves in stocks as where Bond yields go from here. (Source: Bloomberg)
VitalyEdush/iStock Editorial via Getty Images MGM ( MGM ) reported earnings towards the end of April and while results were mixed, the stock has recently been off to the races. This has been driven by two key sell-side upgrades , from Truist and JP Morgan, while the gross gaming revenue ("GGR") data continues to improve, endorsing the positive exit rate that management spoke to in Las Vegas on the...
VitalyEdush/iStock Editorial via Getty Images MGM ( MGM ) reported earnings towards the end of April and while results were mixed, the stock has recently been off to the races. This has been driven by two key sell-side upgrades , from Truist and JP Morgan, while the gross gaming revenue ("GGR") data continues to improve, endorsing the positive exit rate that management spoke to in Las Vegas on the call. While earrings themselves for Q1 were somewhat lackluster, the exit rate shows signs of life for the Las Vegas Strip, which supports continued upside for the stock. Key Takeaways from Earnings MGM reported earnings on April 29. The company actually missed on EPS for the quarter by four cents, but had a $78 million top line beat, posting revenue of $4.45 billion, up 4.2% y/y. The earnings miss was largely driven by one-time items related to self-insurance as well as a difference in branded fee income for the Macau operations. The quarter showed Las Vegas Strip revenues that were flat to the prior year. EBITDAR was down 8% y/y to $749 million as the margin suffered by nearly 292 basis points. China was the bright spot in the quarter up 9% in revenue to $1.12 billion, but EBITDAR still fell 4% y/y to $273 million as the margin came under pressure by 342 basis points. Regional rounded out the EBITDAR declines being -7%, despite a 2% uptick in revenue. The only segment that actually showed an improvement in EBITDAR was actually MGM Digital (this does not include the BetMGM joint venture with Entain ( GMVHF )) . This segment still reports an EBITDAR loss at -$26 million for the quarter; however, this was better than last year's decline of $34 million. Investor Presentation Source: Investor Presentation The iGaming operations continue to be very strong as the business approaches a $2 billion annual revenue run rate. For what's attributable to MGM Digital, this business grew 43% y/y to $183 million and is continuing to become a more important part of the overall business. In...
The United States market has experienced a positive trend, with a 1.6% increase over the last week and a substantial 28% rise over the past year, while earnings are projected to grow by 17% annually. In this context, identifying high growth tech stocks involves looking for companies that demonstrate strong potential for future expansion and innovation, aligning with current market optimism.
The United States market has experienced a positive trend, with a 1.6% increase over the last week and a substantial 28% rise over the past year, while earnings are projected to grow by 17% annually. In this context, identifying high growth tech stocks involves looking for companies that demonstrate strong potential for future expansion and innovation, aligning with current market optimism.