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Oct 21, 2025

Claude Code expands to web, mobile after initial terminal release

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Claude Code expands to web, mobile after initial terminal release

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  1. Claude Code expands to web, mobile after initial terminal release
  2. Trump signs rare earths deal with Australia to fight China
  3. Anthropic launches Claude for Life Sciences for researchers
  4. Solana’s Yakovenko appears to be building onchain perps DEX
  5. Evernorth, Ripple-backed crypto venture, to go public, raise $1B+
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1. Claude Code expands to web, mobile after initial terminal release

Anthropic.

  • Available to Pro and Max subscribers in a ā€œresearch previewā€ initially.

  • Claude’s iOS app also offers access to Claude Code.

  • Each session runs in its own isolated environment with real-time progress tracking, Anthropic said.

  • Users can run multiple tasks in parallel, as Claude Code operates in the cloud.

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3. Trump signs rare earths deal with Australia to fight China

Australia holds the world’s fourth-largest rare earth reserves:

Bloomberg.

  • The U.S. and Australia will jointly invest in mining and processing projects in Australia under the deal.

  • The agreement includes Australian processing of rare earths and other critical minerals.

  • Both countries will each invest $1B+ over the next 6 months, with more projects planned in both nations.

  • ā€œIn about a year from now, we’ll have so much critical mineral and rare earths that you won’t know what to do with them,ā€ Trump said.

  • Australia and the U.S. are also discussing ā€œtrade, submarines, lots of other military equipment,ā€ with national security high on the agenda, Trump said.

Rare earth stocks jumped in Sydney after the U.S.-Australia pact on Mon.

Bloomberg.

4. Anthropic launches Claude for Life Sciences to connect AI with lab tools for researchers

Anthropic.

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