Anthropic says the AI market is winner-takes-all, developing Opus 5.5 costs over $10 billion

BlockBeats news, November 11 — Citrini analyst Jukan posted that Anthropic made several statements during exchanges with sell-side analysts. Anthropic believes it possesses the stability and superior talent that the open-source camp lacks, and stated that the AI market is a winner-takes-all landscape where, as long as it executes properly, it will capture the entire market. The analyst also noted that Anthropic said its contract with SpaceX will not be renewed beyond mid-next year, and that the cost of developing Opus 5.5 exceeds $10 billion.

The relevant content comes from Barclays analysts' relay to investors after attending Anthropic's non-deal roadshow, and is not a research report.

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