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Anthropic: We built a security doomsday machine

Today: Why Anthropic thinks its next frontier model is too dangerous to release to the general public, AI infrastructure growing pains aren't improving, and the latest funding rounds in enterprise tech.

An IBM System/360 mainframe displayed at the Computer History Museum.

Today: IBM and Arm strike a partnership to keep customers on mainframes as AI coding agents circle a modernization opportunity, Google drops a new open model, and the latest enterprise moves.

When supply-chain attacks meet coding agents, look out

Today: A sophisticated supply-chain attack on a widely used open-source package could have compromised a huge number of systems, Anthropic inadvertently leaks Claude Code's source code, and the latest funding rounds in enterprise tech.

Cloudflare builds a sandbox; Linear gets agentic

Today on Product Saturday: Cloudflare rolls out a new service for isolating agent-built code, Linear unveils a new agent for issue tracking, and the quote of the week.

Software engineers are now architects

Today: JLL CTO Yao Morin explains how the centuries-old commercial real estate company deployed AI tools across its workforce, GitHub declares control over its customers' Copilot data while struggling to remain online, and the latest enterprise moves.

Herding agents: Cybersecurity's new grand challenge

Today: As agents make their way deeper into the enterprise, security tools are trying to keep pace, Arm steps out from behind the curtain with its own server chips, and the latest funding rounds in enterprise tech.

Meta and Snowflake chase the OpenClaw craze

Today on Product Saturday: Manus gets in on the desktop agent craze three months after joining Meta, Snowflake introduces a new task-competition platform based around user data, and the quote of the week.

How to train your developers

Today: Microsoft's Brendan Burns thinks there's a path for the junior software developer in the AI age, OpenAI takes another step toward the enterprise, and the latest enterprise moves.

An exterior view of one of Nvidia's headquarters buildings in Santa Clara, Calif.

Today: Why Nvidia thinks enterprise customers will want to go all-in on its tech to build AI, Workday's once-and-future CEO unveils the results of its acquisition of Sana, and the latest funding rounds in enterprise tech.

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