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Anthropic Prepares Nasdaq IPO, Backed by Amazon and Google Investments

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AI company Anthropic is preparing to go public and plans to list on the Nasdaq. Tech giants Amazon and Google have invested billions of dollars in the company. Anthropic aims to use this capital to expand its AI infrastructure and strengthen its safety research. Over the next decade, it expects to make major financial commitments with six strategic partners. The move highlights the central role large tech firms are playing in the company's growth.

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