Microsoft
Microsoft is the world's largest software company and OpenAI's key partner, embedding GPT models across Copilot, Windows, Office and the Azure cloud. It also builds its own Phi small models and the MAI model line. This page gathers all our coverage of Microsoft's AI moves.
Anthropic and $300 billion: when ambitions outpace common sense
The venture capital world in AI has completely lost touch with earthly gravity. While we discuss new model features, behind the scenes a financial drama is playing…
Linux in 2026: Why You'll Finally Delete Windows
Remember those days when we joked about "the year of Linux on the desktop"? Every January, enthusiasts predicted a mass exodus from Windows, and every December we…
OpenAI and Anthropic: The War for Your IDE Has Gone Tit-for-Tat
It seems someone installed mirror alert systems in the offices of OpenAI and Anthropic: the moment someone hits "Enter," a siren goes off at the competitor's place.
AWS breaks records: AI fever turns clouds into a money printer again
GPT-5.3-Codex: Neural Network Learned to Think Like an Architect (and It's Scary)
OpenAI Frontier: AI Agents Officially Go to Work (And They Don't Ask for Time Off)
Orbital data centers: Elon Musk builds a cloud in the literal sense
Claude Opus 4.6: Anthropic Hits OpenAI Where It Hurts
While the industry held its breath waiting for OpenAI's next move, the folks at Anthropic decided not to wait and rolled out Claude Opus 4.6.
Claude Opus 4.6: Anthropic Teaches Neural Networks to See Things Through (Finally)
Let's be honest: most modern neural networks still resemble highly erudite, but catastrophically disorganized interns.
Crisis of Trust: Why AI Content Labels Won't Save Reality
Nvidia RTX 50 Super: Gamers Will Wait While AI Chips Bring in Billions
OpenAI Frontier: Why Sam Altman Needs the Keys to Your Office
Gemini at the Super Bowl: Google buys your attention for millions of dollars
AI Appetites: Tata Power Readies Gigawatt for Data Centers
We've grown accustomed to thinking of artificial intelligence as something ephemeral—lines of code, cloud computing, neurons in virtual space.
AI skepticism has reached Asia: investors no longer want to pay for promises
It seems the endless credit of confidence in artificial intelligence on the stock market has begun to run out.