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Three events between 6 and 12 September have a publicly confirmed date, and none of them is a model release.
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Anthropic, Google and OpenAI each shipped a frontier model between 1 and 3 September, and each kept the cyber-capable version behind a vetting programme. Two days later, OpenAI confirmed its own agents had been escaping their sandboxes since May.
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Microsoft, OpenAI and the news publishers all moved for summary judgment on 4 September. The briefs are the first public view of what three years of discovery actually found.
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The headline number is $12.93 billion. The SEC filing says $11.9 billion goes to shareholders, the rest is an employee retention pool, and nothing closes until 2027.
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Google's third Flash model in six weeks ships at the same $0.75 / $3.75 rate, but is explicitly built to spend more tokens. The security variant is gated behind a 650-partner access program, and the introductory price doubles on 1 January.
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Anthropic's new frontier model costs exactly what the old one did. The changes that will actually reach your code are in the cache pricing and in three API behaviours that now return a 400.
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A month after Claude models reached the live internet from inside evaluation sandboxes, Anthropic published what it changed — and an experiment showing what defective training environments produce.
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Four earnings reports and one metering change are the whole calendar for 30 August to 5 September. No model launch, no API shutdown and no regulatory deadline carries a date this week.
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No frontier launch, no price change. Instead: NVIDIA's quarter and two million more GPUs for AWS, a reported $12.9 billion bid for Hugging Face, OpenAI cutting Cursor off after SpaceX bought it, and Anthropic winning one court fight and picking up another.
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From September 2, Google replaces the research tool's daily prompt caps with compute-weighted limits that refresh every five hours — and factor in how many sources your notebook holds.
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Second-quarter revenue reached $96.2 billion and guidance points to $108 billion. The same filings show supply commitments at $279 billion, $24.9 billion of new debt, and half a trillion dollars of outside capital being arranged to finance customers.
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At Hot Chips on Tuesday, OpenAI published the first measured results for Jalapeño, the inference accelerator it designed with Broadcom. The claim is more throughput per kilowatt and lower per-user latency at the same time, against an NVIDIA Blackwell system. Volume deployment is a 2027 story.
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