OpenRouter is now part of Stripe
OpenRouter is now part of Stripe. The companies will help businesses try AI models and optimize token routing and usage. (twitter.com)
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OpenRouter is now part of Stripe. The companies will help businesses try AI models and optimize token routing and usage. (twitter.com)
Anthropic is targeting a $1.4 trillion valuation in an initial public offering. The proposed valuation would apply to the AI company as it seeks to go public. (bloomberg.com)
Val Town is winding down and will stop serving its users. The company is helping customers migrate their projects to other hosting providers. (twitter.com)
Val Town is shutting down because it couldn’t compete in cloud computing, and it has paused billing while offering migration guides and partial refunds for annual plans. New signups ended Nov. 10, 2026; the service will close by Jan. 10, 2027, and the company plans to open-source Val Town on Feb. 1. (blog.val.town)
Palantir hired former Democratic Sen. Jon Tester as an adviser as tech companies prepare for congressional scrutiny under incoming Democratic majorities. Lawmakers have questioned Palantir’s government contracts and surveillance risks, while the company denies enabling mass surveillance. (text.npr.org)
Anthropic plans to seek a $1.3 trillion valuation in an initial public offering. The target would rank among the highest IPO valuations ever. (wsj.com)
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