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Bloomberg says Anthropic is SpaceX’s biggest customer, accounting for 34.5% of Q3 revenue as SpaceX’s filing labeled it only Customer B.Read original on X
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Anthropic reportedly preparing IPO filing; SpaceX's biggest customer
Bloomberg reports Anthropic made up 34.5% of SpaceX's third-quarter revenue, and one post says new Anthropic models may wait until after the IPO.
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Anthropic likely won’t release new models until after IPO.Read original on X
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Anthropic reportedly preparing IPO filing; SpaceX lists it as top customer
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