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Anthropic S1 Shows $80 Billion Loss This Year, WSJ Reports

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Original video: Anthropic S1 Shows $80 Billion Loss This Year, WSJ Reports · Channel: Bloomberg Television · 01:41 · Watch on YouTube

Topics: AI infrastructure and hardware, Markets and economy

Bloomberg discusses a Wall Street Journal report based on a draft of Anthropic’s S-1 filing, which suggests the company is preparing for an IPO. The report says Anthropic recorded $80.7 billion in net losses due to accounting charges and could spend $750 billion to obtain computing capacity. The speakers say the filing could clarify the company’s revenue and profitability, while noting concerns about data-center debt and its links to chip suppliers. The report also says Anthropic’s revenue growth depends on a few large customers and that this customer concentration is expected to continue.

  • The Wall Street Journal reportedly obtained a copy of Anthropic’s draft S-1 filing.
  • The filing suggests Anthropic is preparing for an IPO.
  • The report says Anthropic booked $80.7 billion in net losses attributed to accounting charges.
  • Anthropic could spend $750 billion on computing capacity, according to the report.
  • The filing may provide more detail about revenue and profitability.
  • The discussion raises concerns about data-center debt and links to chip suppliers.
  • The report says Anthropic’s revenue growth is tied to a few large customers.
  • Anthropic reportedly expects a significant portion of future revenue to come from a limited number of customers.
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00:00 Anthropic’s draft S-1 filing Bloomberg introduces the Wall Street Journal report that Anthropic’s S-1 filing may signal IPO preparations.
00:31 Reported losses and computing costs The report cites $80.7 billion in net losses from accounting charges and potential spending of $750 billion on computing capacity.
01:04 Customer concentration and industry concerns The discussion turns to data-center debt and chip suppliers before noting that Anthropic’s revenue depends on a limited number of large customers.

$80.7 BILLION ON NET LOSSES ON ACCOUNTING CHARGES. — 00:31

ANTHROPIC COULD SPEND $750 BILLION — 00:31

A FEW BIG CUSTOMERS. — 01:41

A SIGNIFICANT PORTION OF ITSELF REVENUE WILL COME FROM A LIMITED NUMBER OF CUSTOMERS — 01:41

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00:00 THAT UNITED AIRLINES C.E.O. SCOTT KIRBY WILL SPEAK WITH BLOOMBERG TOMORROW MORNING ON “SURVEILLANCE.” OTHER HEADLINES, THIS ON ANTHROPIC. “THE WALL STREET JOURNAL” HAS APARAPHERNALIAD OBTAINED A COPY OF THE COMPANY’S S1 FILING. IN BASICALLY MEANS IT’S READY FOR TAKEOFF WITH REGARDS TO ITSELF I.P.O. IT’S ALL OVER THE PLACE. THE HEADLINE FOCUSES ON TWO THINGS. ONE IS THAT ANTHROPIC HAS BOOKED

00:31 $80.7 BILLION ON NET LOSSES ON ACCOUNTING CHARGES. CITING AN S1 FILING. THE OTHER RED HEADLINE IS THAT ANTHROPIC COULD SPEND $750 BILLION ON OBTAINING COMPORTING CAPACITY. THIS REPORTING FROM THE “WALL STREET JOURNAL” BUT, OF COURSE, THE DEVIL IS IN THE DETAILS. WE GET A MUCH CLEARER PICTURE ON HOW MUCH MONEY THIS COMPANY HAS MADE ON REVENUE, PROFITABILITY AND WHAT INVESTORS SHOULD

01:04 EXPECT. JESS: IT’S HUGE BECAUSE THIS IS ALL WE’VE BEEN TALKING ABOUT FOR WEEKS NOW AND ESPECIALLY THE LATEST DOWN LEG IN THE STOCKS ON FRIDAY AND OBVIOUSLY WHAT IT MEANS WHEN IT COMES TO ESPECIALLY THE CUSTOMERS FOR NVIDIA IN THE NEXT FEW WEEKS AND THE TIES TO THAT DATA CENTER TYPE DEBT. THERE HAVE BEEN CONCERNS. A LOT OF THESE CHIPS. WE WERE JUST TALKING ABOUT NVIDIA AND INSCALE AND THE TIES THERE. ROMAINE: “THE WALL STREET JOURNAL” REPORTING THAT ANTHROPIC CONFIRMS THAT ITS REVENUE GROWTH IS TIED TO “A FEW

01:41 BIG CUSTOMERS.” AND 9 COMPANY ALSO EXPECTS A SIGNIFICANT PORTION OF ITSELF REVENUE WILL COME FROM A LIMITED NUMBER OF CUSTOMERS FROM THE FORESEEABLE FUTURE. THIS IS THE “WALL STREET JOURNAL” CITING A DRAFT PROSPECTUS OF THAT S1 FILING. THAT WOULD, OF COURSE, LAY THE