Anthropic’s IPO filing shows explosive growth, risks and staggering costs
Anthropic’s revenue grew a massive 1380 per cent in just three months compared to a year ago, as it rode the wave of AI stocks fuelled by breakneck spending.
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Anthropic’s revenue grew a massive 1380 per cent in just three months compared to a year ago, as it rode the wave of AI stocks fuelled by breakneck spending.
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