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Anthropic Reportedly Nears $30 Billion Funding Round at Above $900 Billion Valuation

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Anthropic is reportedly set to close a funding round of more than $30 billion at a valuation above $900 billion, with the deal potentially coming as soon as next week. If completed on those terms, the artificial-intelligence startup would potentially become the world's most valuable AI startup, ahead of OpenAI.

The proposed valuation would mark a sharp increase from the roughly $380 billion level tied to Anthropic's February financing, according to a recent Zoom Communications filing. That filing valued Zoom's stake in Anthropic at about $1.27 billion and said the videoconferencing company had invested an additional $46 million in recent months, highlighting how quickly valuations for leading AI developers have climbed.

From the sources (5 posts)

@polymarket

JUST IN: Zoom’s investment in Anthropic has now netted ~$1 billion for the company.

@techmeme

Filing: Zoom's stake in Anthropic is worth ~$1.27B based on a February round which valued Anthropic at $380B; Zoom invested an additional $46M in recent months (@brodyford_ / Bloomberg) (Visit Techmeme dot com for the link and full context

@business

Zoom, the videoconferencing company, has netted about $1 billion on an investment it made in artificial intelligence startup Anthropic in early 2023

@wesroth

Anthropic is reportedly set to close a major funding round that could top $30 billion at a valuation above $900 billion. The round could close as soon as next week and would potentially make Anthropic the world’s most valuable AI startup,

@arcadigitalai

Anthropic closes its $30B round today at a $900B+ valuation. In February it was valued at $380B. In four months: $900B+ The AI industry is no longer a bet. It is a business. And it is scaling faster than any business in history https://t.

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