Cowork reaches mobile, Box unifies search, and Tencent Cloud opens a region in Johor
Major AI platforms are widening their reach. Claude expands to mobile and web interfaces for paid subscribers, Box moves complex documents into a single search space, and Tencent takes an infrastructure step in Southeast Asia.
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Cowork reaches mobile and web for every paid Claude account
To stretch the usage boundaries of its large language model, Anthropic opened the Claude Cowork tool on mobile applications and web interfaces for general use by all paid accounts. These published new interfaces allow users to watch ongoing sessions remotely and concurrently, while Google Workspace connectors inside the same updated release let Claude directly access enterprise files inside authorized Gmail and Google Drive accounts.[1]
Box moves tables and charts into the same search as text
For better searching of company data and internal documents, Box included the newly announced Gemini Multimodal Embeddings 2 add-on to its own developed agent platform. The new integration gathers texts, visuals, page scans, and rendered spreadsheet charts directly into the exact same vector space, completely eliminating the requirement to build entirely separate processing pipelines for different format types at the system level.[2]
Tencent Cloud opens its first Malaysian region in Johor
Seeking to meet the strong market demand for foundational artificial intelligence models and enterprise data services, Tencent Cloud officially launched its first cloud region in Johor, Malaysia. The three-availability infrastructure, carrying a custom agentic workspace and a multi-model layer spanning multiple services, brings the number of regions in the company's global network to 23 and aims to add long-term resilience to cross-border data-intensive workloads.[3]
