News archive
September 28, 2026
Cognition says Devin crossed a $1B annualised run rate
The coding-agent company names GE Aerospace and Rivian among enterprise users. Run-rate is a projection from recent sales, not audited revenue.
Three researchers reached OpenAI's code path in under 72 hours — and were paid $6,500
Hacktron chained an image-upload bug and an SSO flaw. The write-up includes the timeline, the scope and the token cost.
Brilliant halved its inference costs with a dedicated endpoint
Wafer's case study: removing speculative prefetching and an application cache layer cut cost 50% and made responses faster.
Opus 5.5 and GPT-6 Luna/Sol launch with steep price cuts
The AI Report lists Opus 5.5 at 40% below Opus 5 and the new GPT-6 tiers at 50% below prior pricing, with per-million-token figures.
Insurers say AI claims coding added $942M to healthcare spending
A Blue Cross Blue Shield Association analysis reports more secondary diagnoses coded over two years without corresponding care changes.
Amazon blocked Meta's Muse agent — the ad math explains why
Muse could route shoppers around sponsored listings. Amazon's advertising business is reported at roughly $68.6B.
DeepSeek reportedly doubled annualised API revenue to $1B after price rises
TLDR AI cites The Information: the increase followed a 2.3–4.5x price rise. Reported figure, not audited.
Waymo is delivering about 500,000 paid rides a week
Reported across 15 US cities, with 80% of the fleet in California and Texas.
Anthropic commits $11.6B to Akamai over seven years
Akamai expects $150M–$300M of 2027 revenue from the deal and about a $1.7B annual pace by late 2028, with $5.5B of capex.
Nscale secures $3.36B and discloses $103B of contracts ahead of a US IPO
The figures come from convertible financing and an IPO filing. Contract value is not booked revenue.
Meta's Muse passes 3.4M downloads in a week
A Sensor Tower estimate reported by TechCrunch, up from 2.5M at the start of the week; Meta is adding connectors.
Amazon puts $100M into a robotics plant — and says robots support 75% of orders
The company reports more than 1M robots built across 300+ facilities.
