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SpaceX $2.28T IPO, Bezos $12B Prometheus, Gemini 3.5

AISaturday, June 13, 2026· 18 videos

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SpaceX IPO hits $2.28T

SpaceX debuted at $135 and surged to around $167–$172, delivering a 20–25% first-day gain. The company reached an estimated $2.28 trillion valuation, placing it among the world’s most valuable firms. Demand significantly exceeded supply, with many investors receiving limited allocations. The controlled rise is viewed as a sign of strong pricing discipline and institutional confidence.

Bezos backs $12B Prometheus

Jeff Bezos joined JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs, and BlackRock in funding Prometheus with $12 billion. The startup is now valued at roughly $41 billion, just months after its initial raise. It aims to build an “artificial general engineer” capable of designing systems like jet engines. The deal reflects a shift toward infrastructure-scale AI financing beyond traditional venture capital.

OpenAI, Anthropic eye IPO wave

OpenAI and Anthropic have reportedly filed for potential IPOs targeting late 2026. Their moves follow closely behind the SpaceX listing, raising concerns about investor capacity. Analysts warn that multiple mega-offerings could strain demand and impact valuations. The sequence could reset pricing benchmarks across the AI sector.

Claude Fable 5 abruptly restricted

The U.S. government ordered limits on Anthropic’s Claude Fable 5 and Mythos 5 over national security concerns. Anthropic responded by disabling access broadly, affecting even domestic users. Officials cited potential jailbreak risks, though details remain unclear. The move intensifies debate over frontier AI regulation and access control.

Google launches Gemini 3.5 Live

Gemini 3.5 Live Translate enables real-time speech translation across 70 languages without using English as an intermediary. It preserves tone, rhythm, and vocal nuance for more natural conversations. The system is integrated into Google Translate and Google Meet, supporting live multilingual communication. Enterprise APIs expand use cases across customer service, transport, and global collaboration.

Diffusion Gemma rethinks text generation

Google’s Diffusion Gemma generates text by refining full blocks instead of predicting tokens sequentially. Built on a 26B parameter mixture-of-experts, it activates about 3.8B parameters per inference. It achieves over 1,000 tokens/sec on H100 GPUs, targeting interactive and structured tasks. The approach improves coherence by allowing edits across the entire output mid-generation.

Anthropic AI writes 80% code

Anthropic reports that over 80% of its latest model’s code is AI-generated. Autonomous operation has expanded from minutes in 2024 to up to 12 hours continuously. The trend suggests rapid progress toward recursive self-improvement. At current rates, AI systems could handle week-long workloads by 2027.

LSEG expands OpenAI partnership

London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) is integrating its financial data with ChatGPT via Model Context Protocol (MCP). The goal is to deliver trusted, grounded AI outputs for high-stakes financial decisions. Product development cycles have shortened dramatically, from months to weeks. The partnership highlights how proprietary data is becoming central to enterprise AI value.

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