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Bloomberg reports that portfolio manager Lori Keith said nearly 12,000 Anthropic customers now spend at least $100,000 a year, up from about 950 a year earlier. Keith also cited more than 1,900 customers spending at least $1 million annually.

The same discussion noted an IPO-filing disclosure that one customer accounted for more than 10% of Anthropic’s revenue as of 30 June. Those figures sketch both the scale of enterprise demand and a striking customer concentration, though they are Bloomberg’s account of Keith’s remarks and the filing disclosure.

Discuss: Does a fast-growing base of large customers make Anthropic’s business more resilient, or does one customer contributing over 10% of revenue leave too much riding on a single relationship?

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