Anthropic plans to go public in September or early October, but has not yet disclosed specific pricing plans or timing arrangements.

TechFlow News, August 11, according to the Wall Street Journal, Anthropic is meeting with potential investors to boost market confidence in what could be the largest IPO in history. This AI giant, valued at $965 billion, is facing a series of new challenges, including the popularity of low-cost AI systems, tense relations with the Trump administration, and increasingly strong opposition to data center construction across the United States.

According to people familiar with the matter, in recent weeks, investors have raised many such questions to Anthropic executives in pre-IPO meetings, asking what impact these factors might have on the company's growth, reflecting that there remains huge uncertainty regarding who will win the AI race and the financial stability supporting the race. According to people familiar with the matter, company executives downplayed the impact of low-cost AI system competition in the meetings, telling investors that Anthropic is highly focused on providing cutting-edge AI models.

According to people familiar with the matter, Anthropic plans to go public in September or early October, but has not yet disclosed specific pricing plans or timing arrangements. According to attendees, in the meetings, Anthropic told some investors that it plans to further expand into healthcare and biology AI application fields. (Jin10)