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Anthropic's business is already larger than OpenAI's, which some investors say could justify a higher share price.
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Anthropic is targeting a valuation of $1.25 trillion to $1.4 trillion in its IPO next week, but some investors think that's too low. With its business already larger than OpenAI's, Anthropic could command an even higher price when shares begin trading. Read more:Read original on X
Anthropic IPO could price above $1.4 trillion, some investors say
Anthropic IPO could price above $1.4 trillion, some investors say
Anthropic IPO may price above $1.4 trillion, some investors say
Anthropic's IPO could be priced above $1.4 trillion, The Information reports
Anthropic could price its IPO above $1.4 trillion, The Information reports
Anthropic's IPO may price above $1.4 trillion, The Information reports
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