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Four hundred billion in Anthropic revenue appears achievable
Four hundred billion in Anthropic revenue appears achievable
Baker considers roughly $400 billion to $500 billion of Anthropic revenue a realistic range, while physical infrastructure constraints make much larger growth harder.
- Speaker
- Gavin Baker
- Source timestamp
- 51:07
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