UK courts Anthropic to expand in London after US defence clash
Keir Starmer’s government steps up efforts to get American AI start-up to grow its presence in Britain
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Sources: the UK has stepped up its efforts to get Anthropic to expand in the country, including a dual listing proposal, after Anthropic s clash with the US DOD (Financial Times)
Financial Times : Sources: the UK has stepped up its efforts to get Anthropic to expand in the country, including a dual listing proposal, after Anthropic's clash with the US DOD Keir Starmer's government steps up efforts to get American AI start-up to grow its presence in Britain
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