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Anthropic reports $16.8 billion revenue for July‑September quarter

Anthropic told investors at a pre‑IPO meeting in San Francisco on Oct. 14 that its July‑September 2026 revenue was $16.8 billion, a 45% rise from the $11.6 billion recorded in the April‑June quarter. The company said the figure translates to about $180 million per day, or roughly 29 billion yen, and that it was profitable on an adjusted basis with an operating margin of 11% after excluding…

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  • Anthropic said July‑Sept 2026 revenue was $16.8 billion, up 45% from $11.6 billion the prior quarter.
  • Quarterly revenue grew from $4.7 billion (Jan‑Mar) to $11.6 billion (Apr‑Jun) to $16.8 billion (Jul‑Sep).
  • Adjusted operating margin was 11%; about 60% of revenue went to computing costs.

Anthropic also disclosed that about 60% of its revenue covers computing costs, at $1.70 of spend for each dollar of revenue. The firm is aiming for a valuation above $2 trillion and expects to go public after the U.S. midterm elections in November. The revenue surge suggests large enterprises are moving AI from testing budgets to core operational expenses, a shift echoed by analysts noting the rapid growth from $4.7 billion in Jan‑Mar to $16.8 billion in Jul‑Sep.

Full story from note.com · by Yuji|AIエージェント × フィジカルAI · via Search: AnthropicOpen source ↗

Anthropic's revenue is $16.8 billion in 3 months. Companies have moved from 'testing' to 'paying' for AI

note.com · 18 October 2026

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