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Anthropic's Quarterly Revenue Reaches $17 Billion as Losses Widen Before IPO
Anthropic's quarterly revenue reaches $17 billion as operating losses widen ahead of its IPO.
Key points
- Anthropic generated $17 billion in revenue in the three months ended Sept. 30, more than 11 times a year earlier.
- A $5 billion charge for hardware bought on short notice and a $2 billion charge for employee donation matching produced a $536 million
- Anthropic had $895.4 billion in outstanding infrastructure commitments as of Sept 30 and has not yet disclosed how much it will raise in
Why it matters. The filing shows the scale of Anthropic's spending on computing capacity ahead of its public offering, which has not yet set a fundraising target.
Anthropic PBC has published an updated S-1 filing for its upcoming public offering, showing $17 billion in revenue for the three months ended Sept. 30. That is more than 11 times the year-earlier level, but quarter-over-quarter growth slowed to 47% from 144% three months earlier. Charges of $5 billion for hardware bought at a premium and $2 billion tied to an employee donation matching program left the company with a $536 million operating loss.
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Anthropic's Quarterly Revenue Reaches $17 Billion as Losses Widen Before IPO
Anthropic PBC has published an updated version of the filing for its planned public offering. The revised document reports quarterly revenue of about $17 billion. It also shows that the company's losses have grown over the same period. The figures give investors a more detailed view of the finances of one of the leading AI developers ahead of its market debut. The company has not yet set out a final listing date in the material reported so far. Further amendments to the filing are likely before the offering goes ahead.
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