Anthropic IPO Becomes a Test of the AI Capital Cycle
Anthropic's proposed Nasdaq listing gives public investors a new way to assess AI growth, infrastructure commitments and governance risk.
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Anthropic's proposed Nasdaq listing gives public investors a new way to assess AI growth, infrastructure commitments and governance risk.
SoftBank's reported US$50 billion Malaysia plan could deepen the country's AI and data-centre ecosystem, subject to project-level commitments and approvals.
DeepSeek and MiniMax have completed Chinese registration procedures for open-source releases and overseas licensing of their artificial-intelligence models.
A potential collaboration with Netflix highlights an opportunity for Malaysia to move beyond filming locations and capture more value from the international entertainment industry.
Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix are preparing China memory-plant upgrades as AI demand rises and US equipment licences shape execution.
Nvidia and Germany are pairing industrial expertise with physical AI, creating opportunities in automation while leaving productivity returns to be proven.
The United States has ordered DeepSeek-related products removed from civilian federal IT systems while excluding them from future agency procurement.
China left its one-year and five-year loan prime rates unchanged for a 17th month as investors turned to credit transmission and demand.
Malaysia's exports recorded their fastest growth since April 2021, led by electrical and electronic products and stronger US and China demand.
Chinese researchers reported an 84.2% disease control rate in a small Phase I trial of CNSI-Fe, an experimental nano-carbon iron cancer treatment.