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Deirdre Bosa: OpenAI and Anthropic could go public at $800 billion valuations amid global AI competition — OpenAI, Anthropic seek $800b in AI race

Deirdre Bosa highlights that OpenAI and Anthropic are expected to go public at valuations exceeding $800 billion, based on the belief that their competitors will not catch up.

She points out that Chinese labs have already matched their progress at a significantly lower cost, and that American companies such as Nvidia and ReflectionAI are rapidly working to develop open weight alternatives.

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Earlier, Bosa reported that Musk’s loss to Altman may ease legal distractions and potentially clear the way for a SpaceX IPO. She has also highlighted Cerebras’s revenue strategy, noting a single customer is providing over $20 billion in revenue. These developments come as the AI sector continues to attract outsized valuations and attention from investors.

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