Anthropic outranks most IPOs in history
Anthropic’s IPO filing is a mixed bag, setting nominal records among historical IPOs for losses, revenue retention, and accumulated deficit.
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Anthropic’s IPO filing is a mixed bag, setting nominal records among historical IPOs for losses, revenue retention, and accumulated deficit.
Read more (3 min) →Anthropic’s S-1 IPO filing has a footnote that implies a stock price near a $1.2T valuation — far below current live estimates.
Anthropic's IPO describes an entity by which 7 individuals will control the majority voting power over Anthropic.
Anthropic wants to buy $20B of computational capacity from AMD. Conveniently, AMD commits to buy $5B of Anthropic stock.
As demand for US IPOs dries up, retail demand has become increasingly important, and brokerages like Fidelity are happy to accommodate.
Anthropic’s new usage policy bans “sustained and needless abusive or cruel behavior” toward its Claude AI, effective November 12.
Anthropic’s Series H round priced the company at $965B, yet its IPO now wants double that valuation on the same 2025 financials.
AI safety evaluator METR denies taking Anthropic money, while shared funders, free tokens, and revolving staff complicate that tidy defense.
Any tokenized Anthropic share transfers that haven't been approved by the board of directors are void and have no ownership rights.
To bet on the upside valuation of AI giant Anthropic over the weekend, Hyperliquid crypto traders paid up to 8,700% annualized fees.