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Dan Ives on US-Anthropic Talks, AI M&A, Open AI Losses

Dan Ives on US-Anthropic Talks, AI M&A, Open AI Losses
Bloomberg Technology Tuesday 16 June 2026, 11:53 UTC 1 min read
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Jun 16th, 2026 Dan Ives on US-Anthropic Talks, AI M&A, Open AI Losses Dan Ives, global senior equity analyst at Wedbush Securities, discusses what he calls the “tug of war” between Anthropic and the Trump administration, why he expects accelerated M&A on artificial intelligence, and reported losses at OpenAI ahead of the company’s IPO later this year.

Jun 16th, 2026 Dan Ives on US-Anthropic Talks, AI M&A, Open AI Losses Dan Ives, global senior equity analyst at Wedbush Securities, discusses what he calls the “tug of war” between Anthropic and the Trump administration, why he expects accelerated M&A on artificial intelligence, and reported losses at OpenAI ahead of the company’s IPO later this year. [Image text:] DAN IVES WEDBUSH SECURITIES SENIOR EQUITY ANALYST ANTHROPIC HOLDS TALKS WITH US IN BID TO LIFT CURBS ON AI MODELS
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