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In today’s issue, NVIDIA’s Jensen Huang makes a shocking exit, Anthropic takes on Microsoft Office with new Claude tools and prepares for a blockbuster IPO, while Google opens its latest long-task AI model to developers and businesses.
These are today's updates.
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Jensen Huang steps down as NVIDIA CEO
Claude launches Sheets, Whiteboards and Data, alongside new models and self-hosted agents
Google makes Gemini 4 Carbon available, launches Gemini 4 Hydrogen
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Top News
Jensen Huang is stepping down as CEO of NVIDIA. He co-founded the company 33 years ago which has grown to a valuation of $4 trillion. CFO Colette Kress has been named interim CEO. Days earlier, he admitted to being unfaithful to his wife in a letter to his employees. Major news outlets are reporting that the relationships included a suspected Chinese agent and an executive who reported to him. When a tweet asked Elon Musk to hire Jensen, Musk replied, “That would be an honor”.
How many times this week did you copy a Claude answer into a spreadsheet just to fix the formulas? Claude launches Sheets, Whiteboards and Data, tools that go after Microsoft Office. Nicknamed as Claude Office, they run inside Claude, which has live access to follow changes. On Enterprise plan they’re off by default; you must enable them to use it.
Anthropic also released Fable 5.2 and Mythos 5.2, designed to tackle the most daunting technical challenges, and show improvements in coding, reasoning, and vision. Apart from this, Anthropic also opened a private beta of self-hosted Claude Managed Agents. Check it out here.
Say your team has a long coding or research task that smaller models keep dropping halfway through. Now that can be sorted with Google making Gemini 4 Carbon generally available, after two weeks of limited access for cyber defenders through its Fairwind Program. It’s built for multi-step coding, debugging and open-ended research.
Paying developers and companies can use it in Google AI Studio and Gemini for business. AI Ultra subscribers get it in the Gemini app, AI Mode in Search and Antigravity. Scientists can apply for six months of free Antigravity access. Gemini 4 Argon stays the default for most everyday work. Also Gemini 4 Hydrogen is also rolling out in Google Search for all users globally, with better handling of multi-part queries and typos and an upgraded query fan-out that surfaces a wider range of links. Find out more about Gemini 4 Hydrogen here.
Don’t miss this: Anthropic's IPO has reportedly drawn about six times the orders for available shares, according to sources cited by Bloomberg. The offering targets a fully diluted valuation of up to $1.4 trillion, with 825 million Class A shares priced between $70 and $78 each. However, the registration statement hasn't yet taken effect, meaning the shares cannot be sold until regulatory clearance. Find the filing and prospectus details here.
Signals
Tools
Grok Bot 1.0. AI teammates: Share Bots, bring them into Slack, Teams, and video calls/meetings (Major update)
Gemini Decisions API: Fast, calibrated multimodal decisions - from Google
Adobe AI Assistant: Create and edit faster with AI across Adobe apps
Resources
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Market
Funding
Torus raised $500M to build battery-powered AI data centers
Zipline raised $1.5B to scale autonomous drone deliveries
Roles in AI
Engineering Manager, Inference at Mistral AI
Senior Software Engineer (TS/SCI) at IBM
Think Tank
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