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Anthropic targets $10B funding round at $350B valuation amid 2025 AI investment boom
Anthropic, developer of the Claude AI chatbot, is reportedly preparing to raise $10 billion at a targeted $350 billion valuation, nearly doubling its prior $183 billion mark after a 2025 funding round. The prospective deal, led by GIC and Coatue, comes alongside up to $15 billion in planned backing from Nvidia and Microsoft, as the firm forecasts breaking even by 2028 and eyes an initial public offering this year. New data also shows AI companies attracted roughly half of global funding in 2025, with OpenAI securing a single $40 billion round.
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Nvidia’s $5 Trillion Milestone, CES 2026 Launches and the Question of AI Upside
Nvidia, which crossed a $5 trillion market capitalization before easing back to $4.57 trillion, has seen its annual share-price gains slow from 238.87% in 2023 to 38.88% in 2025. At CES 2026, the company unveiled upgrades in gaming, automotive and data center platforms, including the Vera Rubin NVL72 rack-scale AI cluster. These developments suggest Nvidia is shifting from rapid expansion to consolidating structural control over key parts of the AI ecosystem.
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China's xFusion taps Citic Securities for IPO preparation after 2024 AI server boom
Chinese AI server maker xFusion has appointed Citic Securities as its investment bank and begun formal IPO preparation following strong 2024 revenue of over 40 billion yuan. The IPO tutoring phase is slated to run from early January through as late as April or May 2026, as the company moves to join a wave of Chinese AI and chip firms listing in Shanghai and Hong Kong amid intensified state backing for domestic technology.
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DeepSeek faces heightened global regulatory pressure over data privacy and security
On January 6 2026, regulators across multiple countries were reported to be intensifying scrutiny of Chinese AI startup DeepSeek over data security, privacy compliance and national security risks. Authorities in Australia, the Czech Republic, France, Germany, India, South Korea, Italy, the Netherlands and Taiwan have launched bans, restrictions or investigations, while US officials are weighing export curbs, military blacklisting and further probes into chip access and data practices.
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