Tag: Enterprise AI

Clutch sits at 50 times revenue in a reported Palo Alto deal

Palo Alto Networks is said to be paying $500M for a three-year-old startup that guards the doors between…

Ramp’s card data says the AI spending boom has plateaued

Companies are running more tokens than ever while paying almost nothing extra for them, and that is bad…

Trajectory raises $45M to let specialists retrain models without researchers

The Stanford-founded startup puts continual learning behind an interface, with Nvidia joining Sequoia at a $300M valuation.

Sema4.ai turns repeatable agent work into code to cut token bills

The enterprise agent vendor's 3.0 release moves recurring queries out of the model and into reviewed logic, claiming…

Serval takes $150M to push automation agents past IT desks

Two years after launch the service management startup is valued at $3B and plans to hire more than…

Cohere closes Series E with Canada backing a record round

Schwarz Group leads an initial close toward CAD 7B that Cohere says makes it the largest private raise…

Claude for Legal now checks its own citations first

Anthropic added an artifacts gallery that ties every legal statement back to its source before an attorney reviews…

IMerit recruits a specialist network to interrogate models

The EXL-owned data company launched a platform to manage tens of thousands of domain experts who challenge models…

Anthropic tells teams to collapse their agent pyramids

Anthropic found a single agent loading context on demand beat fleets of specialized subagents on quality, cost and…

Microsoft offers buyouts to 60,000 staff as AI spending bites

Roughly 27 percent of Microsoft's workforce is eligible to leave with a package before year end in the…

Anthropic says its bundling strategy is what keeps enterprises paying

More than half of Anthropic's six-figure customers now use both the Claude platform and a first-party app, and…

OpenAI buys share from Anthropic with discounts near 90 percent

Rippling moved most of its coding budget across, and a bank doubled its seats without a bigger bill.