Is Opus 5.5 fast mode worth $40 per million output tokens?
Since 15 October, fast mode on Claude Opus 5.5 needs no waitlist or beta header. We stacked every multiplier on the $8/$40 price and found the catch: fast and standard ...
Since 15 October, fast mode on Claude Opus 5.5 needs no waitlist or beta header. We stacked every multiplier on the $8/$40 price and found the catch: fast and standard ...
Anthropic shipped OpenTelemetry trace export for the Claude API on 14 October. We read the delivery rules: port 443 only, public hostnames only, redirects disable the destination, and spans aren't ...
Anthropic released Claude Haiku 5.5 on 7 October at $0.10 and $0.50 per million tokens. The footnote matters more than the headline: past 100,000 prompt tokens the rate jumps fivefold.
Same $2 and $10 price as Sonnet 5, benchmarks within two or three points of Opus 5.5, and a disabled thinking setting that now returns a 400.
Seven years, $11.6 billion, up to about $20 billion with options, and not one GPU. We read Akamai's 8-K and the call coverage to see what Anthropic is actually buying.
Anthropic cut Opus to $4 and $20 per million tokens and cache reads by 60%. The catch is four request shapes that Opus 5 accepted and Opus 5.5 rejects.
Somebody on your compliance team killed the Fable 5 pilot back in June, and the reason fit on one line: thirty days of your prompts parked on a vendor's servers. ...
Swap claude-fable-5 for claude-fable-5-1 in your config and there is a decent chance your agent starts throwing 400s before it finishes a single turn. Anthropic shipped both models on 1 ...
Every lab we have ever worked near keeps the same drawer of vendor software. Seven programs, seven serial protocols, nothing that talks to anything else. Anthropic opened a research preview ...
Six months of a federal vendor ban ended on a Thursday night, in a 59-page order. Judge Rita Lin vacated the supply chain risk designation the Department of War hung ...
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