Google, Amazon, and the 200 billion dollar bounty hidden behind Anthropic's IPO - Revista Gerente - Colombia
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Registration / Login Another Gerente.com site Google, Amazon, and the 200 billion dollar bounty hidden behind Anthropic's IPO Published: October 24, 2026, 4:08 am Amazon has just recorded an extraordinary gain of 53.4 billion dollars, thanks primarily to a company that lost 42 billion dollars last year. That company is Anthropic, creator of the artificial intelligence assistant Claude, and the e-commerce giant still has a much larger deal pending with it. Google does not intend to be left behind either. Both companies are competing to take a share of the more than 200 billion that Anthropic has committed to spend on their services, as it prepares for its IPO in November with a valuation that some investors place at 1.5 trillion dollars, compared to the 2 trillion being discussed just a few weeks ago. A half-trillion-dollar cut that has a lot to do with doubts about how much money Anthropic will actually be able to make. Because how is it possible that a company accumulating multi-billion-dollar losses has become such an attractive business for Google and Amazon? The explanation is that both have been making money from its growth for some time and, furthermore, have secured something any company would want to have. A customer willing to spend gigantic amounts over the coming years, even if things do not turn out exactly as expected. The multi-million dollar battle According...
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