Anthropic Opens Claude Managed Agents Public Beta, Charging Eight Cents Per Hour to Host Enterprise Agents
Anthropic's new cloud service handles sandboxing, state, and permissions so companies can ship production agents in weeks instead of months.
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Anthropic's new cloud service handles sandboxing, state, and permissions so companies can ship production agents in weeks instead of months.
Opus 4.7 lands across Claude, Bedrock, Vertex AI, and Foundry with unchanged pricing, while Anthropic uses it to trial new cyber safeguards before any broader Mythos rollout.
CISA added CVE-2026-34197, a 13-year-old remote code execution flaw in Apache ActiveMQ Classic, to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog on April 16 as Horizon3.ai's Naveen Sunkavally described finding the chain with Anthropic's Claude in about ten minutes.
Google Gemini and Anthropic Claude both ship tools to import rival chatbot data, signaling that user lock-in is now a front in the AI platform war.
Nearly 3,000 unpublished assets exposed through an unsecured content management system reveal Anthropic's next-generation AI model and its own warnings about its offensive cyber capabilities.
Anthropic has launched a research preview enabling Claude to operate Mac desktops directly, opening files, navigating browsers, and executing tasks across applications with a permission-based safety model, available to Pro and Max subscribers.
Check Point Research disclosed two CVEs in Anthropic's Claude Code that turned project configuration files into attack vectors, enabling remote code execution and API key exfiltration before users could approve a trust dialog.
Consumer backlash follows OpenAI's DoD agreement; Claude climbs to No. 1 on U.S. App Store as QuitGPT campaign claims 1.5 million participants.
Dario Amodei rejected the Pentagon's 'final offer' on Claude's military use, triggering a supply chain risk designation and government-wide ban. Hours later, OpenAI struck a rival deal with identical safety principles—accepting the same terms Washington called unacceptable from Anthropic.
A dispute over AI guardrails for military use has put Anthropic's $200M Pentagon contract at risk, exposing a systemic tension between AI safety commitments and national security demands.
Both models launched on the same day but target different developer needs — Codex prioritizes speed and agentic reliability, while Opus leads on reasoning depth and multi-agent coordination.
Anthropic releases its most capable model yet, featuring a 1M-token context window, parallel agent coordination, and security research that uncovered over 500 previously unknown vulnerabilities in open-source software.