Anthropic's 46% QoQ growth spooks investors despite $16B quarter
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Anthropic posted $16B+ revenue in a single quarter with 46% QoQ growth and ~$74B run-rate revenue, per FT-reported figures from a private investor meeting. Growth slowed from 145% the prior quarter, prompting investor concern.
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