OPENA 9.7% +0.5pp ANTHR 7.7% −1.7pp GOOGL 6.1% +0.9pp MICRO 3.6% +2.0pp META 3.0% +0.9pp NVIDI 2.8% +0.8pp APPLE 1.6% −0.3pp DEEPS 1.4% +1.1pp US 1.3% −1.3pp AMAZO 1.3% +0.2pp WH 0.9% +0.6pp CLOUD 0.9% +0.6pp DATAB 0.8% +0.7pp SPACE 0.8% +0.6pp
The Pulse24 Count · Standing editionRecounted 13 Aug 2026

Attention is narrowing, and it has changed subject.

The five most-covered subjects now take 30.1% of all named-subject events, against 28.4% in the preceding ninety days. Microsoft alone moved from 1.6% to 3.6%. Over the same span, Policy gave up 5.4pp of the cycle while Funding took +6.7pp.

Events counted
5,046
Named subjects
1,772
Categories
17
Months
18

Subjects

Share of named-subject events, trailing 90 days against the 90 before.

Subjects by share of named-subject events, previous versus current 90-day window
SubjectThenNowMovement±pp
Microsoft1.63.6+2.0
DeepSeek0.31.4+1.1
Meta2.13.0+0.9
Google5.26.1+0.9
Nvidia2.02.8+0.8
Databricks0.10.8+0.7
Losing ground
Anthropic9.37.7−1.7
United States2.51.3−1.3
Oracle0.60.0−0.6
Atlassian0.50.0−0.5
xAI0.60.2−0.5

Categories

Share of all events. Rotation shows here before it shows in headlines.

Categories by share of all events, previous versus current 90-day window
CategoryThenNowMovement±pp
Funding5.011.7+6.7
Investment4.911.6+6.7
Policy15.510.2−5.4
Product20.615.8−4.8
Security7.911.4+3.5
OpenSource1.74.1+2.4
Partnership6.84.5−2.3
Leadership4.52.5−2.0

Gone quiet · Oracle, Cohere, Trump administration — each carried eight or more events in the archive and none in the last ninety days.

Listed vs not · 46.4% of coverage we can classify by listing status goes to companies that are not publicly traded — effectively unchanged from 50.9% the quarter before. OpenAI and Anthropic alone account for 17.4% of every named-subject event in the archive. Listing status is a maintained list, not archive data; it covers 43.9% of named-subject events.

Method

Every figure is a full count of the archive, not a sample. Coverage runs 25 Mar 2025 to 13 Aug 2026.

Shares are reported rather than totals because publishing volume is not constant — 640 events in the current window against 965 before it. Comparing raw counts across those windows would show a decline everywhere and mean nothing.

Subject labels are normalised onto head entities, so Google DeepMind and Google Cloud count as Google. Generic labels such as “AI” or “Big Tech” are excluded.

The archive, in its own words.

The artificial intelligence sector experiences massive capital expenditure surges, massive infrastructure investments, and rapid model rollouts. Hyperscalers scale energy and hardware to meet growing demands, while regulatory scrutiny intensifies over privacy, security vulnerabilities, and environmental impacts across global tech markets.

Written 13 Aug 2026 from the last seven days of stories

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