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Anthropic Accidentally Leaks Claude Code Source Code

Anthropic inadvertently exposed 512,000 lines of Claude's code source code on npm, revealing its AI memory architecture, unreleased models, and an "undercover" mode.

Oracle Wants to Run Your Business. Not Just Support It.

Oracle's expanded AI Agent Studio lets enterprises build and deploy AI agents across Fusion Applications workflows — without traditional coding or application development.

Jonas Andrulis Returns With a Human-First AI Startup

Jonas Andrulis has launched CNTR — a startup designing AI systems that collaborate with humans rather than replacing them.

Google and Red Hat Make the Cloud Migration Case Concrete

Google Cloud and Red Hat have announced new tools to help enterprises move OpenShift workloads to the cloud — without forcing a wholesale architectural overhaul.

Britain’s Best Startups Aren’t All in London

Serial entrepreneur Jenson Brook built Britain's Got Startups to close the funding gap between London and the regions — and has helped raise over £10 million doing it.

Bain and Palantir Deepen Their Bet on Enterprise AI

Bain & Company has expanded its partnership with Palantir, combining the consultancy's industry expertise with Palantir's AIP and Foundry platforms at a greater scale.

Two Compliance Giants Unite to Tighten AML Screening

Sumsub and ComplyAdvantage have partnered to embed AI-native risk intelligence into AML screening, enabling compliance teams to detect financial crime faster and more precisely.

Renasens Says It Can Recycle Blended Fabrics at Scale

Renasens has raised €10M to commercialize a CO₂ process that separates and recovers fibers from blended textile waste without water or toxic chemicals.

Galtea Raises $3.2M to Fix AI’s Testing Bottleneck

Galtea has raised $3.2 million in seed funding to help enterprises generate reliable test scenarios for AI agents before deployment, cutting cost and complexity.

European Chip Startup Claims 100x Faster Data Conversion

Aachen-based INCIRT has raised €4.8 million to commercialise a chip architecture it says converts data up to 100 times faster without relying on cutting-edge fabs.

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