AI Market Movers · Frontier labs & chatbots
Anthropic
Private
Anthropic makes Claude, the other frontier chatbot that serious buyers actually put in front of employees. The San Francisco lab is now the most valuable private AI company on the last reported print.
- Site
- anthropic.com
- Product
- Claude
- Who
- Dario Amodei, CEO
- Last reported post-money
- $965B
- As of
- May 2026
- Round
- Series H, $65B financing.
On X
INTEL: Anthropic strikes $3.4 billion deal for gas-fired power to run its data centers | Per FT
— Solid Intel 📡 (@solidintel_x) Nov 8, 2026
Anthropic $ANT just signed a new $3.4 Billion deal to make gas fired power made specifically for data centers
— Evan (@StockMKTNewz) Nov 8, 2026
Latest news
Bloomberg
Anthropic strikes $3.4 billion deal for gas-fired power at its data centersAnthropic agreed in late September to pay $3.4 billion for commitments on 1.7 gigawatts of heavy-duty gas-fired generators from San Antonio-based OnePWR Solutions, the Financial…
Financial Times
Low-profile Wall Street firm to double down on Anthropic despite tech routFinancial Times reports New York investment firm XN, founded by Gaurav Kapadia, has built a roughly $5.3 billion stake in Anthropic across three private funding rounds and told…
PYMNTS
Investors push Anthropic to cut IPO valuation after tech selloffMajor investors planning to join Anthropic's IPO say the company is unlikely to clear the roughly $1.5 trillion valuation discussed before Thursday's tech rout, with one…
Reuters
Anthropic rolls out Claude personal finance feature, invites banks to shape itAnthropic began rolling out a beta Personal Finance feature for Claude to U.S. Pro, Max, and Ultra subscribers on Thursday, letting users connect bank and card accounts through…
METR
METR finds AI is roughly doubling Anthropic's pace of AI R&DAI safety nonprofit METR published an independent, high-access assessment of Anthropic (conducted Aug 12–Oct 29) concluding the company is likely improving model capabilities on…
In the Daily
· Morning Brief
The chip war just got personalCNBC reports that Jensen Huang emailed Nvidia employees Sunday admitting he was unfaithful to his wife and that the board has opened an independent investigation into allegations that the woman, Alice Huang, is a Chinese spy.
· Closing Time
Closing Time: The multiple just blinkedOpenAI will keep pouring capital into data centers despite midterm voters’ backlash against the buildout, CFO Sarah Friar told CNBC at Citi’s TMT summit.
· Morning Brief
The calendar just slippedCNBC reports that IREN delayed some Microsoft AI infrastructure deliveries after the customer requested a network redesign to support the latest frontier models on 200 MW in Texas.
· Closing Time
Will the blue wave slow data center development?The Nasdaq Composite fell nearly 4% and slipped more than 10% below its October record, confirming a correction, as investors fretted that a Democratic sweep will slow data-center buildouts, Investing.com reports, citing Reuters.
· Morning Brief
Enterprise just took the wheelReuters reports that OpenAI president Greg Brockman said Wednesday at the WSJ Tech Live conference in Napa that the company now generates the majority of its revenue from enterprise sales.