Investor flags gap between cash spent and projected burn
1Oct 26 6:52 PM · 18d ago · 1 post · 1 comment · 1 source · development 1 of 4
A Reddit poster notes Anthropic has spent only $19B in cash since founding but reportedly needs $200B per year after IPO, estimating non-cash losses from the S-1 at $100-200B based on an earlier '$80B marked loss' figure from June.
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“I'd imagine somewhere between $100~200B. Any thoughts on this?”
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I'm confused about how a niche tech company can be too big to fail. It's not like banking where the world's MBS market implodes, they can literally fail tomorrow and the investors lose their shirt and the rest of us just shrug. The big boys will be fine since they have other profitable business divisions.