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Anthropic’s potential IPO is drawing attention amid its rapid revenue growth, an impressive 85% gross margin and valuation estimates reaching $2 trillion. But behind these headline numbers lies a bigger financial question: how sustainable is Anthropic’s business model? In this video, we break down Anthropic’s financial risks, including more than $542 billion in future compute commitments, the reported $80.7 billion loss and its growing dependence on Amazon, Google Cloud and Microsoft Azure. We also explain how a one-time accounting charge of around $72.4 billion changes the picture of its operating losses.

Anthropic के संभावित IPO को लेकर AI Industry में काफी चर्चा है। कंपनी की तेजी से बढ़ती Revenue, करीब 85% Gross Margin और संभावित $2 Trillion Valuation के बीच एक बड़ा सवाल है—क्या इसकी Financial तस्वीर उतनी मजबूत है, जितनी दिखाई देती है? इस वीडियो में समझिए Anthropic के $80.7 Billion के कथित नुकसान के पीछे की कहानी, $542 Billion से ज्यादा के Compute Commitments और Amazon, Google Cloud व Microsoft Azure पर इसकी निर्भरता। जानिए कि $72.4 Billion के One-Time Accounting Charge को अलग करने पर Operating Loss की तस्वीर कैसे बदलती है और भविष्य के Infrastructure खर्च कंपनी के Business Model के लिए क्या मायने रखते हैं।

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00:00So finally, Anthropic can also be the IPO's announcement.
00:03And one thing about it is that
00:05AI can be the biggest listing.
00:08It can be the valuation of trillion dollars
00:10and the company will be the highest in 6 months.
00:15This is the headline.
00:17But the actual story is the headline from these headlines.
00:21Because in Anthropic's IPO's documents,
00:24there is a calculation and a calculation.
00:27This calculation is hidden in which people don't give attention.
00:31And this calculation tells us that
00:33Anthropic is not just an AI company.
00:37This is a business.
00:39The biggest risk is not in its balance sheet,
00:43but it is out of it.
00:46How do we think about it?
00:49And this is also very easy.
00:50Because its fundamentals and its full story
00:57Anthropic has officially
01:00documents for the IPO.
01:03In these words,
01:04the company is now in the share-bazaar list.
01:07So,
01:08the company is also in the share-bazaar list.
01:09you can also get the share-bazaar share-bazaar share-bazaar.
01:22Now,
01:22listen to these numbers,
01:24you will think that the company is so big,
01:26that the money is so big,
01:27so what is the problem?
01:29What is the problem?
01:30The problem is that
01:30the company's revenue and valuation
01:32is not the problem.
01:36Anthropic has in the first time,
01:38it is about 16.2 dollars.
01:41This is a very big impact.
01:44The company's gross margin
01:45is about 85%
01:47Now, 85% gross margin
01:49is easy to understand.
01:51If the company is about 100 rupees,
01:53then it is only 15 rupees
02:08to buy offer-bazaar
02:33$47,000 to $470,000 to $150,000 to $150,000 to $150,000 to $150,000 to $150,000
02:40to $1.5,000.
02:41Now let's understand this.
02:43The Anthropic of 6 months revenue is about $16.29.
02:48If we look at the whole year, then we will do annualized and expected early revenue is about $32.6.
03:00The Anthropic of the month's commitment is $542,000 to $542.
03:05The company has committed to the amount of revenue revenue of $16,000 to $17.
03:16There is no normal business.
03:19It is a company that has committed to the amount of money that if the AI has a little bit
03:26of money,
03:26then we can give a lot of money to the amount of money.
03:29Now you can think that all companies are committed to the amount of money.
03:33Yes, they do.
03:34But the Anthropic of the month's commitment is completely different.
03:38June 2025, the company's non-cancelable purchase commitment is about $54.6.
03:44This month's commitment is about $50,000 to $380,000 to $380,000.
04:05This month's commitment is about $550,000.
04:15अब पीछे हटना बिलकुल भी मुमकिन नहीं होगा इसे ऐसे समझे कि किस्य एरलाइन ने आने वाले समय के लिए
04:22हजारो विमान बूक कर्डियौ अब
04:25यात री आने ही पेमिन्ट नो करना ही पड़ेगा अब बात करते हैं कहानी के दूसरे बड़े
04:30antropic
04:3285% gross margin
04:35why are the margin so much
04:36this is a big question
04:38because now the company's compute cost
04:40is not full of money
04:41if there is a new compute capacity
04:45available, the company's cost will be
04:46antropic itself
04:47documents say that
04:50its operating margin
04:53will be higher
04:53as we say
04:5785% margin is not
05:00that the company will always make such a margin
05:02this cost can also be affected by the time
05:04this cost can also be affected by the cost
05:07today the bill will be given
05:08tomorrow the bill will come
05:09so that the gross margin will be better
05:12this is not a confusion
05:14that anthropic profit
05:16has to be gained
05:18the real question is that
05:19when the compute will be full
05:21then how much margin will be saved
05:23now we will see
05:24the most interesting
05:27anthropic revenue
05:28where are you from
05:30you know
05:31company's IPO documents
05:33to be able to
05:342026
05:34previous
05:35revenue
05:3648%
05:38AWS
05:39Google Cloud
05:40Microsoft
05:41Azure
05:43company's
05:44revenue
05:44in three companies
05:46now
05:47why is this important
05:49because
05:49these companies
05:50are not
05:51competitive
05:51sales
05:51channel
05:52this company
05:53has
05:53compute capacity
05:54available
05:55this
05:56financing
05:57and
05:57some
05:58companies
05:59also
05:59invest in
06:01Amazon
06:02Google
06:02and Microsoft
06:03and
06:03Amazon
06:04and
06:05Amazon
06:05and
06:05Amazon
06:06and
06:07Amazon
06:19and
06:20you
06:22have
06:23have
06:2448%
06:25delivery
06:26that
06:27you
06:28have
06:28you
06:28you
06:28you
06:28have
06:29you
06:30have
06:59to
07:00you
07:00The company's full sales, marketing and partnership price is about 3.1-1.7 dollars
07:06This price is about 50% of the distribution of partners
07:10This is not a partnership, it is a dependency
07:14Anthropics, which is so big, is the control of Amazon, Google and Microsoft
07:20The control is so important
07:23This is not a competition, but a vertical lock-in is right
07:27Because Anthropics and customers, compute and distribution
07:31All of these are in the same way
07:35Amazon is about 13 dollars
07:37Amazon is about 13 dollars
07:39Reports are about 20 dollars
07:43This is also about 15 dollars
07:47Amazon is about 15 dollars
07:48To make financing for the company
07:50Amazon has 6.2 dollars
07:54Convertible notes
07:54which can be 1.8-4.0 share.
07:58Amazon's standard is 12% limited.
08:02But the thing is that Anthropics
08:04in April 2036
08:06Amazon has a non-cancelable commitment.
08:11This is a very important thing.
08:13If Anthropics doesn't use the compute capacity
08:17then it can be a difference.
08:21It can be a difference.
08:23Amazon's revenue is safe
08:25when the risk will be in Anthropics.
08:29This is so big and so big.
08:32Because if you have to pay for AI,
08:33then it will be a lot of work.
08:37But if you have to pay for AI,
08:39then you will have to pay for AI.
08:40But if you have to pay for AI,
08:42then you will have to pay for Amazon.
08:44You will have to pay for Amazon.
08:46This is an AI lab.
08:48This is an infrastructure business-like commitment.
08:51Now, let's go to Google.
08:52Google Cloud has an Anthropics
08:54for 2033 to $114.5 dollars.
08:59Google has an IPO
09:00and an Anthropics to $10 dollars.
09:03So, Google has an option.
09:05Google is not just a partner.
09:07So, Google is not just a partner.
09:08So, it's an Anthropics infrastructure
09:09and it's both in the time.
09:12And in this case,
09:13Microsoft is also a great deal.
09:14Microsoft is also an Anthropics
09:17revenue.
09:17The company has also made
09:20an Anthropics commitment to $10 dollars.
09:23So, Microsoft is also a great distribution channel,
09:26compute provider and strategic partner.
09:29Now, let's see the whole picture.
09:31Anthropics' growth is more important.
09:33Cloud code is more important than products.
09:36The company's net revenue retention is 900%.
09:39This means that customers' customers
09:40have been increased by 9% of their customers.
09:43This is a very bad effect.
09:45But it's a bad concentration and risk.
09:48Anthropics' biggest growth
09:49is 25% of its revenue.
09:52So, the company's growth
09:54is not in the same way.
09:56But some of the big growth
09:58are very dependent.
09:59Some of the big growth
10:00are very dependent.
10:00Some of the big growth
10:01is very dependent.
10:03But the question is
10:04that the question is
10:05is how this is going to be
10:06this way?
10:08Let's do this
10:0980.7 dollars.
10:11This is the same way.
10:13The headlines
10:13that the Anthropics
10:14is 60 months
10:15but this is the same way.
10:17But here is the same way.
10:19This is the same way.
10:19This is the same way.
10:44The headlines
10:45are
10:45This is why Anthropik has lost $80.7, and this is why Anthropik has lost about $8.3, and also
10:56has lost $500, and also has lost $500 payments.
11:01The first step is the second step of the company's business model.
11:05and this business model is something like this.
11:08Anthropic AI models are made,
11:10but it is very dependent on the computer.
11:15This computer is majorly from Amazon,
11:17Google and Microsoft's ecosystem.
11:19One important thing,
11:21Anthropic's net property and equipment value
11:24is about $1.19,
11:27which means the physical infrastructure is very low,
11:31but for the time,
11:32its commitment is about $1.19.
11:36Anthropic is not an asset-light company,
11:38it is a commitment-heavy company.
11:41The company's assets are low,
11:43but the liabilities are very large.
11:46Now, the question is,
11:47what does the IPO mean?
11:50Anthropic's IPO is just an AI company listing.
11:53This is a very big experiment,
11:56that if a share-bazaar AI infrastructure
11:57will be able to do so many commitments,
11:59it will be possible.
12:00you can see a price of 85% gross margin,
12:03which will be the actual margin,
12:04or the price of the price of Amazon or Microsoft.
12:09You'll be able to find its impact on the market.
12:12You'll need to know the property and the cost of Amazon.
12:19You'll need to know the price of Amazon,
12:21or the price of Microsoft.
12:22You'll need to know the price of Amazon.
12:30this is why Anthropik is expanding the path to this path, but this path is also the
12:36path to this path. If you look at an easy comparison, then you can see an Anthropik
12:42which is the revenue that has increased, the product has increased and the growth is
12:46quite a bit. On the other hand, Amazon, Google and Microsoft, which has compute, distribution
12:52and investment. So, what kind of power has it? This is not easy because Anthropik
12:59We have a capacity of AI model, but we have a infrastructure and distribution of hyper-scalers.
13:05And after the IPO, the balance of the both sides of the IPO will change.
13:10This is the story of the whole IPO.
13:14If you are looking at Anthropik, just don't see that its revenue is so big.
13:20This will also see how much revenue is in channel partners,
13:23how much money is in channel partners.
13:26How much money is in the future?
13:30How much money is in the future?
13:31How much money is in the future?
13:33And if the demand is in the future,
13:35then the risk is going to take.
13:36Because the valuation of the headlines is necessary,
13:39the company's commitments will be understood,
13:43and the Anthropik's commitments will be very big.

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