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Nvidia, Alphabet, Microsoft, and Micron Are All Buying Anthropic’s IPO. Should You Buy Too?

Key PointsAnthropic provided a price range for its IPO, valuing the business at $1.4 trillion at the high end.

Nvidia, Alphabet, Microsoft, and Micron are all investing in Anthropic's upcoming IPO, despite the current market skepticism surrounding artificial intelligence stocks. The AI lab is planning to sell 825 million shares of Class A stock, with a share price between $70 and $78, potentially raising $64 billion from the public offering.

Additionally, Anthropic is raising $26 billion in private Class N shares, which can be converted into Class A shares. These strategic business partners are investing in the company without any conflict of interest. Anthropic's IPO value has increased by about 30% after just six months, from the company's last fundraising round in May, with the IPO range set at $70-$78.

The current environment has negatively impacted Anthropic's value, but the company is showing strong progress in converting spending into revenue and generating meaningful returns on capital. Despite going public amid a more doubtful market, Anthropic is allocating about 20% of its IPO shares to retail investors, which could potentially bring as much as $13 billion into the market.

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