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Sources: Sequoia is planning a big investment in Anthropic, joining a round led by GIC and Coatue, which are investing $1.5B each; Anthropic aims to raise $25B+

Silicon Valley investor to write first cheque for AI start-up after recent leadership overhaul

Financial Times George Hammond

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  • @johnholland John Holland on bluesky
    The reason for this is that Anthropic is the closest one to a business model: assisted coding.  They have real satisfied customers using it in real world environments successfully.  [embedded post]
  • @tyleraking.com Tyler King on bluesky
    I seem to remember some axiom about throwing good money after bad...? [embedded post]
  • @edzitron.com Ed Zitron on bluesky
    What happened to the “up to $15bn” from Microsoft and NVIDIA?  Did it go the way of OpenAI's fictional $100bn investment from NVIDIA?  Most of the post-2018 VC vintages are underwater, and at this valuation, what, that's a 2x multiple?  These companies stink! [embedded post]
  • @bwnash Brian on bluesky
    Thing is, code tools have never been the basis of a durable, profitable business on a scale that would justify a $multibillion valuation.  They tend to be $100-200m businesses that last 4-5 years, then get bulldozed by shifts in languages and new design schemas.