Anthropic employees have sold some equity to investors, wrapping up a secondary share sale that started earlier this year , according to people familiar with the matter. But some investors weren’t able to pick up as many shares as they planned because of the limited number that employees were willing to sell. The tender offer took place at the same value as the company’s most recent fundraising in...
Anthropic employees have sold some equity to investors, wrapping up a secondary share sale that started earlier this year , according to people familiar with the matter. But some investors weren’t able to pick up as many shares as they planned because of the limited number that employees were willing to sell. The tender offer took place at the same value as the company’s most recent fundraising in February , said the people, who asked not to be identified discussing private information. The company was valued at $350 billion in its latest deal, not including the $30 billion it raised. Anthropic declined to comment. The total value of the share sale, which closed last week, could not be learned — but it fell short of the amount that investors had lined up, which was as much as $6 billion, some of the people said. Current and former employees wanted to hold more of their shares ahead of Anthropic’s upcoming initial public offering, expected as soon as this year . Some investors were able to get their full allocation in the deal, while others were only able to deploy some of the capital that they had set aside for the tender offer. The smaller-than-expected transaction suggests that employees are optimistic about the company’s prospects as its annualized revenue climbs, one of the people said. Last month, the company surpassed $19 billion in annualized run-rate revenue . By April, Anthropic announced it surpassed $30 billion in run-rate revenue .
Joey Schaffer/PitchBook News Anthropic’s Mythos Preview frontier model, formally announced this week, is expected to be a boon for startups in some cybersecurity categories and a competitive threat to others. The Mythos Preview model has, according to Anthropic, identified thousands of high-severity vulnerabilities “in every major operating system and browser.” It is a major revelation for the cyb...
Joey Schaffer/PitchBook News Anthropic’s Mythos Preview frontier model, formally announced this week, is expected to be a boon for startups in some cybersecurity categories and a competitive threat to others. The Mythos Preview model has, according to Anthropic, identified thousands of high-severity vulnerabilities “in every major operating system and browser.” It is a major revelation for the cybersecurity industry, and is expected to have immediate implications for more mature startups whose p
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(RTTNews) - The Japan stock market has finished higher in four straight sessions, improving more than 3,800 points or 7.2 percent along the way. The Nikkei finished just above the 56,300-point plateau and it's expected to open to the upside again on Thursday.
(RTTNews) - The Japan stock market has finished higher in four straight sessions, improving more than 3,800 points or 7.2 percent along the way. The Nikkei finished just above the 56,300-point plateau and it's expected to open to the upside again on Thursday.
Apple's stock had a turbulent April 7. It took two competing reports and most of a trading session to stabilize. Shares fell as much as 5% after Nikkei Asia reported engineering setbacks in the early test production phase of the company's first foldable iPhone. Then Bloomberg's Mark Gurman reported ...
Apple's stock had a turbulent April 7. It took two competing reports and most of a trading session to stabilize. Shares fell as much as 5% after Nikkei Asia reported engineering setbacks in the early test production phase of the company's first foldable iPhone. Then Bloomberg's Mark Gurman reported ...