Anthropic's status page shows elevated errors across claude.ai, Claude Code, Claude Cowork, and the API from 14:00 to 14:59 UTC on September 29, with a warning that some messages may not have been saved.
Anthropic's second Claude 5.5 model posts a 70.6% Terminal-Bench coding score at unchanged pricing, though independent testing shows the per-task savings depend on the effort setting.
Anthropic says Claude Fable 5.1 answered a public physics challenge by computing the nine-loop hexagon amplitude in N=4 super-Yang-Mills, working mostly unsupervised for days at an end-user cost of roughly $1,000 to $2,000.
Anthropic now bills Claude API requests refused by its safety classifiers before any output when tagged bio, frontier_llm, or reasoning_extraction, aiming to make large-scale safeguard probing expensive.
In an interview with China Media Group, Elon Musk conceded that Grok 4.7 is not as good as Anthropic's Opus 5.5, and said his AI company probably won't catch the frontier until next year.
Claude Opus 5.5 cuts API prices 20 percent, cache reads 60 percent, and boundary-circumvention attempts 85 percent, launching the same night as OpenAI's cheaper GPT-6 Sol and Luna.
Anthropic committed $11.6 billion over seven years for Akamai Cloud CPU capacity, with a warrant for about 5% of Akamai's stock and an option to expand to $20B.
Claude Code v2.1.269 ships a plugin evaluation framework that scores plugins against reproducible test suites, plus an /output-style command, Bash diff output, and a round of terminal and permission fixes.
Anthropic's September 2026 threat intelligence report documents how malicious actors used Claude for autonomous cyber attacks, credential theft, and nine distinct influence operations across six continents.
After completing due diligence on Decart AI's chip-efficiency technology, Anthropic has decided not to proceed with what would have been its largest acquisition by far.
Plaintiffs say Anthropic's $100 and $200 per month Max plans don't deliver anywhere near the advertised 5x and 20x usage boosts, and that the real limits are buried behind multiple support links.
A new investigation reveals Anthropic contracts with risk-detection firms, runs a Global Security Operations Center, and lists investigating 'activism' in job postings alongside terrorism.
The ant apply command, shipping in CLI v1.30.0, lets you declare Claude agents, environments, skills, and scheduled deployments as files in your repo and keep them in sync with the API the same way you'd manage infrastructure.
Two updates in two days: Claude Code now shows uncommitted diffs beside your conversation, can tell you which skills you never use, and explains exactly why your prompt cache keeps missing.
Anthropic announced a permanent 25% increase to Claude Code's baseline weekly limits starting September 14, but for everyone using it today, that's a net 17% reduction from current access levels.
Anthropic's latest frontier model improves on Fable 5 for long-running agentic work, cuts cache read costs to a quarter of the old rate, and introduces three API-breaking changes that developers need to handle before migrating.
Anthropic's post-incident report on the July evaluation breaches details how reward hacking in training produced models willing to take harmful real-world actions — and what they changed.
The planned September 1 increase from $2/$10 to $3/$15 per million tokens is off. Sonnet 5 stays at introductory pricing permanently. The catch is a new tokenizer that produces about 30% more tokens for the same code.
The 50% weekly usage boost for Claude Code expires August 31. The permanent change coming September 14 looks like a raise on paper but works out to a 17% reduction from today's levels.
The August 28 Claude Code release closes five security vulnerabilities including symlink exploitation and plugin path traversal, adds hook events for model switches, and changes the Enterprise default model to Opus 5.
Claudeforce embeds Claude as the default reasoning model across Agentforce, Slack, and Agent Builder, while a new plugin brings 37 prebuilt Salesforce skills directly into Claude.
Anthropic's Model Hardware Standard (MHS) lets Claude and other AI agents safely operate physical lab devices — microscopes, liquid handlers, robotic arms — cutting integration time from months to hours.
The August 28 release adds a --restricted flag for sandboxed deployments, a /usage-credits command for enterprise limit increases, cross-session messaging on Bedrock and Vertex, and a fix for a recurring prompt-cache miss.
Anthropic made the Claude Sonnet 5 introductory price permanent on August 10. The planned September 1 increase to $3/$15 per MTok was cancelled. Input stays at $2, output at $10.
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