Svmuu reports that Anthropic is considering launching a new funding round, with a potential valuation possibly exceeding $900 billion. If the deal is completed, its valuation would surpass that of OpenAI, which previously completed a funding round.
According to sources, some investors have already offered bids more than double its current valuation, but negotiations are still in early stages, and Anthropic has not accepted any offers yet. The company is currently valued at approximately $350 billion, primarily anchored by investments from Google and Amazon. It is also considering an IPO as early as October this year. (Bloomberg)
Anthropic Reportedly Considering New Funding Round, Valuation May Exceed $900 Billion
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