Anthropic has secured an additional US$30 billion in Series G funding, pushing the artificial intelligence startup’s valuation to an estimated US$380 billion, according to reports published on Thursday.
The fresh capital injection comes as Anthropic intensifies competition with OpenAI and other major AI developers in a rapidly expanding global market. The company has been aggressively scaling its AI models, enterprise offerings and research capabilities in a bid to capture market share and influence within the generative AI ecosystem.
The latest round marks one of the largest funding events in the history of private technology companies, underscoring investor confidence in advanced AI infrastructure and foundation models. Analysts say the valuation reflects expectations that leading AI firms will dominate productivity software, enterprise automation, and consumer-facing applications over the next decade.
Anthropic, known for developing large language models with an emphasis on AI safety and alignment, has positioned itself as a key competitor to OpenAI. The funding arrives at a time when demand for enterprise AI solutions, custom model deployments and scalable infrastructure continues to surge across industries.
Market observers note that the AI sector has entered a capital-intensive phase, with companies racing to secure computing resources, talent and long-term cloud partnerships. The significant valuation milestone signals that investors are betting heavily on AI’s transformative potential across sectors ranging from finance and healthcare to media and education.
The funding is expected to support further model development, global expansion and partnerships aimed at accelerating adoption of Anthropic’s technology.
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