Sources: Anthropic aims to nearly triple its annualized revenue by 2026
According to Golden Ten Data, citing two sources familiar with the matter, artificial intelligence startup Anthropic is expected to more than double, or even nearly triple, its annualized revenue next year, driven by the rapid adoption of its enterprise products. The sources said the company is on track to achieve its internal target of $9 billion in annualized revenue by the end of 2025. For 2026, Anthropic has set even more ambitious goals: in a conservative scenario, annualized revenue would more than double to $20 billion; in the best-case scenario, it could reach $26 billion. Anthropic stated that its annualized revenue has already approached $7 billion this month, but the company declined to comment on future forecasts. Anthropic previously stated that its annualized revenue in August had exceeded $5 billion.
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