Anthropic Eyes $100B IPO That Could Value AI Startup at $2 Trillion

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Anthropic, the artificial intelligence startup behind the Claude AI assistant, is reportedly planning an initial public offering that could raise as much as $100 billion. The company's bankers have communicated a potential valuation of $2 trillion to prospective investors. If achieved, that valuation would surpass Elon Musk's SpaceX, making Anthropic one of the most valuable companies to go public. The five-year-old startup has grown rapidly amid surging investor interest in generative AI technology.

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