1 · Yahoo Finance
Anthropic Locks Down $517 Billion in Compute Ahead of IPO — and It’s Still Not Enough
Anthropic has lined up about $517 billion in contracted and reported compute deals ahead of a confidential IPO, mostly spanning the next decade.
Daily digest · Sunday, September 13, 2026
Anthropic has lined up $517 billion in contracted compute deals ahead of its IPO, while other firms are weighing how fast AI capacity turns into cash. Elsewhere, Trump urged the Fed to cut rates as markets bet on a Warsh hike, with coverage ranging from Android Auto and iMessage fixes to measles death in Pennsylvania.
1 · Yahoo Finance
Anthropic has lined up about $517 billion in contracted and reported compute deals ahead of a confidential IPO, mostly spanning the next decade.
2 · Yahoo Finance
Trump urged the Federal Reserve to cut rates as markets bet on a Warsh hike.
3 · Yahoo Finance
Alibaba’s June-quarter AI Cloud and Compute Services revenue rose 45% to RMB48.44 billion while Group capital expenditures were RMB67.68 billion and free cash flow was negative RMB44.67 billion.
4 · Engadget
Gemini is rolling out to Android Auto as a replacement for Google’s regular assistant, and you can switch via Settings > Connected devices > Android Auto > Manage your digital assistant > Digital assistants from Google > Gemini.
5 · Yahoo Finance
Standard Chartered expects sharp, headline-driven oil price spikes to persist through the third quarter amid a US-Iran stalemate and continued Strait of Hormuz export restrictions, with middle distillates staying extremely strong.
6 · Engadget
OpenAI began rolling out GPT-6 Astra on September 3, with access limited to GPT-6 Pro users on the $100 and $200 Pro plans, Business, and Enterprise, while Free and Go users are excluded and Plus gets Astra via ChatGPT Work and Codex (not regular Chat).
7 · Engadget
Tap the red exclamation point next to the failed message to try sending it again, or switch to SMS by tapping and holding the message and selecting “Send as Text Message.”
8 · Engadget
IMAX 15/70 film cameras are notoriously loud because they must run a huge amount of 70mm film at 24 frames per second—about 360 sprocket holes a second (5.6 feet per second, 336 feet a minute)—driven by powerful motors and shutter mechanics while maintaining each frame motionless and flat behind the lens.
9 · Ars Technica
A 40-year-old unvaccinated Jefferson County, Pennsylvania woman died of respiratory failure due to suspected measles, with the coroner saying her measles case was not yet confirmed by testing.
10 · TechCrunch
Insight Partners says it has returned more than $20 billion to LPs over the past two years through strategic sales and IPOs, with a few billion more coming, while having not made a major buyout since 2024 due to high rates and weaker exit multiples.
