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Anthropic posts $974m operating income in first profitable quarter, with a $66.3bn net loss from convertible note charges

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Anthropic reported its first profitable quarter with $974m in operating income, which beat a $559m forecast the WSJ reported in May, while convertible note charges produced a $66.3bn net loss.

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Anthropic's operating income of $974m beat the $559m forecast that the Wall Street Journal reported in May, according to PPC Land. Convertible note charges drove the overall net loss of $66.3bn, leaving the quarter's net result negative despite the operating profit.

How we got here: earlier coverage

  1. Nov 3
    Anthropic's Amended IPO Filing Reports $17.0bn Q3 Revenue and a $567m Operating Loss

    Anthropic's amended IPO filing shows $17.0bn in third-quarter revenue, a $567m operating loss, and $895.4bn in compute commitments.

  2. Oct 26
    Anthropic's S-1 Filing Shows $16.3bn in First-Half Revenue and No Advertising Model

    Anthropic's S-1 filing reports $16.3bn of first-half revenue, no advertising model, and at least $269bn of compute owed to Amazon, Google and Microsoft, which resell its models.

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