2026-02-25
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Meeting Dario Amadai,
Anthropics boss Mr Hexeth threatened to list the company as a supply chain risk,
a classification that would bar any defence contractor from using Claude,
or invoke the Defence Production Act 2 in effect, force Anthropics to comply.
Warner Brothers said Paramount's revised offer to buy the company could,
quote, reasonably be expected to best Netflix's.
Paramount, a rival Hollywood studio,
upped its per share purchase price from $30 to $31, among other things.
After a bidding war, Warner Brothers earlier reached a merger deal with Netflix, a streaming giant.
If Warner's board concludes Paramount's offer is superior, Netflix can sweeten its bid.
Metta agreed to buy up to $60 billion worth of artificial intelligence chips from AMD,
an American chipmaker, over five years.
The deal also allows the social media giant to buy up to 10% of AMD's shares.