Revenue for the quarter was $16.96 billion, up from $1.38 billion a year earlier, or roughly twelvefold.
Net loss was $23.3 billion.
For the first nine months of the year, revenue reached $33.24 billion, though the Associated Press reports a nine-month net loss of $104 billion, including a $94 billion accounting charge tied to financing agreements.
Anthropic went from a $974 million operating profit in the second quarter to an operating loss of more than $500 million in the third, as quarterly revenue growth slowed to 47% from 144%.
The company cited $5 billion of computing capacity bought through pricier short-term commitments rather than cheaper multiyear deals, $2 billion in noncash charges tied to its donation-matching program, and about $600 million trimmed from revenue by price cuts and contractual discounts.
Most of the quarterly loss, $21.9 billion, came from revaluing convertible notes and related instruments after a higher enterprise valuation.
The filing also discloses $895.4 billion in multiyear commitments for computing and infrastructure, including data centers and agreements signed after Sept. 30, with $69.8 billion due within 12 months of that date. The New York Times reports Anthropic has faced a shortage of computing capacity since late last year and has signed dozens of deals with Amazon, Google, SpaceX, chipmakers, and former crypto miners. It also reports the company should have access to more than 3.5 gigawatts of power this year and plans to double that next year. The company filed to go public on Oct. 26, with pricing expected in mid-November, and plans to list on the Nasdaq Global Select Market under the ticker "ANT." The Times says the offering could raise around $100 billion, with up to $3.5 billion from Japanese investors, arriving just after a sharp sell-off in technology stocks. The filing does not say how much Anthropic expects to raise or at what price the shares will sell, and its risk section still describes scenarios in which its AI could cause damage beyond what insurers could cover.
