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Anthropic Hits $3 Billion in Annualized Revenue Amid Enterprise AI Boom

Anthropic has tripled its profitability since December 2024, reaching $3 billion in annualised revenue, on to robust enterprise demand for AI models.

Anthropic has tripled its profitability since December 2024, reaching $3 billion in annualised revenue, on to robust enterprise demand for AI models. Google and Amazonbacked San Franciscobased business Claude AI has found quick acceptance, especially in automation and code development. Venture analysts have referred to Anthropic as one of the fastestgrowing AI companies due to its growth rate surpassing that of typical SaaS benchmarks. Like significant alliances like Notion, DuckDuckGo, and Quora, Anthropic is establishing a niche in enterprise AI solutions, while OpenAI leads the consumer AI industry. The business is now valued at $61.4 billion, solidifying its standing as a top supplier of AI. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 5 months ago      

China Rejects Trump’s Accusations of Geneva Trade Agreement Violations

China has denied allegations of violating the Geneva trade agreement made by U.S. President Donald Trump, describing the charges as "baseless" and thr

China has denied allegations of violating the Geneva trade agreement made by U.S. President Donald Trump, describing the charges as "baseless" and threatening harsh retaliation. China’s Commerce Ministry claims it has faithfully enforced the agreement, while the U.S. imposed unfair trade measures after Trump claimed Beijing had not fulfilled its pledges to lower tariffs. These include restrictions on exporting AI chips, prohibitions on the selling of software, and the cancellation of student visas. Tripledigit tariffs were temporarily suspended by the Geneva Accord, which was signed in May 2025. However, tensions increased as Trump hiked steel and aluminium tariffs to 50%. China threatened retaliatory trade measures and asked the United States to reverse its decisions. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 5 months ago      

HSBC Injects $4 Billion Into Private Credit Funds Amid Market Expansion

With a $4 billion investment into its private credit funds, HSBC hopes to increase its market share in the $2 trillion worldwide private credit indust

With a $4 billion investment into its private credit funds, HSBC hopes to increase its market share in the $2 trillion worldwide private credit industry. The money will be invested in alternative credit funds managed by HSBC Asset Management, which hopes to raise outside funding to create a $50 billion credit fund in five years. Given the fall in revenues from traditional lending, HSBCs action is consistent with a larger trend of banks expanding into private loans. CEO Georges Elhedery positioned HSBC against private equity behemoths like Ares Management and Blackstone by emphasising the move towards higherreturning investments. Direct lending in the UK and Asia will be the primary focus of the funds global deployment. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 5 months ago      

APT41 Exploits Google Calendar for CommandandControl Malware Operations

APT41, a hacker collective with ties to China, launched a sophisticated cyberattack using Google Calendar as a commandandcontrol C2 channel, according

APT41, a hacker collective with ties to China, launched a sophisticated cyberattack using Google Calendar as a commandandcontrol C2 channel, according to Googles Threat Intelligence Group GTIG. Through spearphishing emails that contained a malicious ZIP package posted on a hacked government website, the virus, known as TOUGHPROGRESS, was disseminated. The software enabled hackers to exfiltrate confidential data and deliver remote commands by creating zerominute calendar events with encrypted data contained. Google has notified the impacted organisations and terminated the fraudulent Calendar accounts. Similar assaults have previously been carried out by APT41 using Google Drive and Sheets, underscoring the increasing abuse of cloud services in cyber espionage. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 5 months ago      

Apple Safari Security Flaw Exposes Users to Fullscreen BitM Attacks

Cybercriminals can utilise the Fullscreen API to deceive users into interacting with remotecontrolled browsers that steal login credentials, thanks to

Cybercriminals can utilise the Fullscreen API to deceive users into interacting with remotecontrolled browsers that steal login credentials, thanks to a recently found security weakness in Apple Safari. Due to Safaris lack of fullscreen notifications, researchers at SquareX caution that these BrowserintheMiddle BitM attacks are especially successful since victims unintentionally enter passwords into overlays that are controlled by the attacker. Safaris sparse user interface indicators make consumers susceptible to phishing attempts, in contrast to Chrome and Firefox, which show fullscreen warnings. Apple has admitted the problem but said the current safeguards are enough and has decided not to add more security. To reduce dangers, experts advise avoiding fullscreen login prompts, checking URLs, and utilising browsernative security capabilities. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 5 months ago      

Appy Pie Launches PixelYatra, India’s First HindiTrained AI Design Tool

Indias first Hinditrained AI design tool, PixelYatra, was introduced by Appy Pie. With Hindi prompts, users may make cards, banners, posters, and soci

Indias first Hinditrained AI design tool, PixelYatra, was introduced by Appy Pie. With Hindi prompts, users may make cards, banners, posters, and social media creatives. PixelYatra, based on Appy Pies PixelForge paradigm, aims to make visual content production more accessible, especially for Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities. It is perfect for local businesses, event planners, and influencers since the AI can comprehend Devanagari letters and contextual Hindi terms like “शुभकामनाएं” best wishes, “बिक्री” sell, and “आमंत्रण” invitation. PixelYatra, according to CEO Abhinav Girdhar, is "built for Bharat," incorporating the linguistic and cultural quirks of India into generative design technologies. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 5 months ago      

Perplexity AI Unveils Labs, an AIPowered Tool for Automated Project Execution

Perplexity Labs, an AIpowered platform for automating project execution, has been introduced by Perplexity AI. It converts concepts into reports, spre

Perplexity Labs, an AIpowered platform for automating project execution, has been introduced by Perplexity AI. It converts concepts into reports, spreadsheets, dashboards, and web applications. Labs uses deep web searching, code execution, and asset production to optimise operations while running independently for at least ten minutes. In contrast to conventional AI assistants, Labs operates as a virtual project team, managing app development, data organisation, and visualisation under the Assets and App tab. Web, iOS, and Android users can access the tool, and Mac and Windows users will soon be able to use it as well. Perplexity wants to compete with Google and Microsofts enterprise AI solutions by positioning Labs as a nextgeneration AI productivity platform. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 5 months ago      

Massive Data Breach Exposes 184 Million Passwords Across Major Platforms

The major data leak that exposed 184 million passwords has impacted banks, social media sites, and government institutions. An unsecured database with

The major data leak that exposed 184 million passwords has impacted banks, social media sites, and government institutions. An unsecured database with email addresses, passwords, and login information was found online by cybersecurity researcher Jeremiah Fowler. The compromised information, which includes information from Apple, Google, Facebook, Microsoft, Instagram, and Snapchat, raises questions about fraud and identity theft. According to experts, the credentials were obtained through the use of software that steals confidential data covertly, such as Lumma Stealer. Access was restricted after Fowler notified the hosting company, but it is still unclear where the leak originated. In order to reduce risks, cybersecurity experts advise users to monitor accounts, change passwords, and enable multifactor authentication. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 5 months ago