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Anthropic Eyes $40 Billion Valuation Amid AI Race with OpenAI

Word on the StreetTuesday, Sep 24, 2024 3:00 am ET
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Anthropic, an AI startup and competitor to OpenAI, is currently in early-stage discussions for a new round of funding, potentially boosting its valuation to $40 billion. Key investors include tech giants such as Google and Amazon. Amazon has already invested $40 billion into the San Francisco-based company, including a significant $27.5 billion commitment made in March.

Anthropic, founded in 2021 by former OpenAI executives, focuses on creating reliable AI systems. Despite its relatively short existence, it has made significant strides in generative AI with its Claude chatbot models, the latest being Claude 3, launched in March.

The potential valuation of $40 billion would almost double its worth from earlier this year. Although the discussions are in the preliminary stages, the heightened interest reflects confidence in Anthropic's technology and market potential. With the AI sector rapidly evolving, Anthropic's advancements contribute to its growing recognition.

Anthropic generates revenue by offering access to its Claude AI models and is looking to expand its reach in the enterprise sector with these advanced tools. As OpenAI seeks its own massive funding round, Anthropic's developments highlight the competitive landscape within the AI industry.

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