Anthropic targets $1.4 trillion valuation in massive stock market debut

A empresa, que desenvolve o chatbot Claude AI, iniciou seu roadshow para investidores na terça-feira, com planos relatados de tornar-se pública na próxima semana.

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4bn in one of the largest IPOs in history next week.

4 trilhões quando as ações potenciais são incluídas.

A listagem está sendo observada de perto como um grande teste para saber quanto os investidores ainda estão dispostos a apostar em empresas de IA, que têm impulsionado ganhos enormes nas ações de tecnologia e no mercado americano mais amplo.

Those concerns extend beyond Anthropic, with investors increasingly questioning whether AI companies can make enough money to justify their soaring valuations and sustain the boom.

Despite the uncertainty, Anthropic’s growth has been explosive.

A empresa atribui seu crescimento à demanda por Claude, incluindo setores como saúde, serviços financeiros e jurídicos.

The IPO also lands in an uncertain political climate, with Democrats having just won control of both chambers of the US Congress in the midterm elections last week.

A nova Câmara dos Representantes e o Senado liderados pelos democratas levantaram a perspectiva de mais regulamentação de empresas de IA e novas restrições na construção de centros de dados que alimentam a tecnologia.

AI stocks slid after the midterms, with the Nasdaq falling 5. 5 percent on Thursday, its biggest one-day drop in more than a year. The selloff, also driven by declines at Nvidia, whose CEO was targeted by an alleged Chinese spy, wiped out trillions of dollars from the market.

Markets have since recovered some of those losses, though the Nasdaq dipped slightly below 1 percent on Tuesday. Some analysts argued the sell-off was an overreaction and that the election was unlikely to derail the expansion of data centres.

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