Global AI companies are accelerating efforts to target South Korea’s sovereign AI market, focused on AI infrastructure controllable by governments and enterprises. Palantir held a second pop-up event in Korea, while Mistral began hiring in Seoul and Cohere outlined plans to set up local entities and double Asia-Pacific staff by year-end. The article also rounds up moves by OpenAI, Anthropic, Meta, Salesforce and others, including models, acquisitions, investments and cloud and AI agent infrastructure tools.

Anthropic has updated its security service, Claude Security, to continuously monitor connected code repositories without requiring users to manually start each scan. The update allows Claude Security to keep checking whether vulnerabilities previously identified remain resolved after developers change code, marking issues as resolved or reverting them to unresolved if they reappear. The update is available as an open beta for Claude Enterprise customers. Anthropic said thousands of organisations have found more than 1 million vulnerabilities since April.