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Your quick, no-BS briefing on today’s major AI stories — from massive enterprise partnerships to global infrastructure races, open-weight model breakthroughs, and big investment moves across the ecosystem.

🔥 Anthropic lands a major enterprise deal with Accenture, bringing Claude into workflows across banking, healthcare, retail, and the public sector — and embedding Claude into AI Navigator, agent frameworks, and training programs for 600,000+ employees.

🧠 Mistral launches Devstral 2 and the new Mistral 3 lineup, including Mistral Large 3 with 41B active parameters out of 675B total, thanks to its Mixture-of-Experts architecture. Devstral 2 is now matching DeepSeek V3.2 on SWE-Bench Verified, making it one of the strongest open-weight coding models available today.

🌐 Massive AI infrastructure investments continue globally — Microsoft commits $17.5B to India and $19B CAD to Canada, while Amazon adds $35B in India and Qatar launches a $20B AI venture.

💾 IBM acquires Confluent, the company behind Kafka, positioning IBM to power real-time data pipelines for AI workloads, especially in regulated and enterprise environments.

🧬 Microsoft researchers improve cancer mutation mapping by 20–30% using AI-driven protein analysis, showing meaningful progress in bio-AI research.

🇨🇳 China unveils a 2,000-kilometer GPU network, linking provincial data centers into one virtual cluster with 98% efficiency of a single datacenter. Instead of chasing banned NVIDIA GPUs, China is building the world’s largest coordinated GPU fabric — a move that could reshape the global AI power landscape.

💰 AI funding stays hot — Ricursive raises $35M for AI-designed chips, Surf raises $15M for crypto-native AI infrastructure, and Sourcegraph spins out Amp, an autonomous coding agent supported by advertising instead of subscriptions.

🌐 Opera integrates Google Gemini directly into its browser, bringing search assistance, content generation, and page-level AI agents to its users.