AI Series: Former OpenAI Employees Drive Billion-Dollar AI Startups

AI Series: Former OpenAI employees drive billion-dollar AI startups

Discover how OpenAI alumni are revolutionizing AI! Insights into Thinking Machines Lab & Anthropic, their funding milestones, innovations & industry impact.

In Just Five Months, AI Startup Anthropic's Valuation Doubles to $150 Billion

In just five months, the valuation of AI startup Anthropic has skyrocketed, reportedly doubling to an impressive $150 billion. The company’s rapid growth has caught the attention of industry experts and investors alike, fueling speculation about the potential and future trajectory of this emerging player in the artificial intelligence sector. Founded with the vision of developing safer and more reliable AI systems, Anthropic has quickly establis…

Anthropic Seeks $150 Billion Valuation in New Funding Round

Anthropic is reportedly in talks on a funding round that would more than double its valuation, from the current $61.5 billion to more than $150 billion. [contact-form-7] The artificial intelligence startup is looking to raise at least $3 billion, and possibly as much as $5 billion, the Financial Times (FT) reported Friday (July 25), citing unnamed sources. The talks are in their early stages, and the terms could change, according to the…

Anthropic seeks $150B valuation in new raise, revaluing FTX’s former stake at over $12B

Anthropic is in early talks to raise up to $5B at a $150B valuation, which would revalue FTXs former stake above $12B. The post Anthropic seeks $150B valuation in new raise, revaluing FTX’s former stake at over $12B appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Sources: Anthropic is in talks to raise $3B to $5B, including from Middle Eastern investors, in a round that could more than double its valuation to $150B+

Financial Times: Sources: Anthropic is in talks to raise $3B to $5B, including from Middle Eastern investors, in a round that could more than double its valuation to $150B+  —  Rival to ChatGPT maker OpenAI has so far shunned Gulf sovereign investors that ‘enrich dictators’