Anthropic committed over $100B to compute deals, 5 GW of TPUs (Google/Broadcom, starting 2027) and 5 GW of Trainium (Amazon).

“It was an over hundred billion dollar commitment.”

Anthropic's net dollar retention rate exceeds 500% on an annualized basis.

“Our net dollar retention rate is over 500% on an annualized basis.”

Anthropic's annualized run-rate revenue grew from ~$9B to north of $30B in a single quarter.

“We started the year with about $9 billion of run rate revenue and we ended the quarter with, you know, north of $30 billion of run rate revenue.”

An additional $50B is committed to flow into Anthropic from deals with Amazon and Google inked last month.

“We have another $50 billion that'll come in into the future from the Amazon and Google deals that we that we inked last month.”

54% of Anthropic's new enterprise logos were acquired through a self-serve funnel, a sign of how far automated onboarding has scaled.

“54% of our new enterprise logos have come through the self-serve funnel in.”

Korgi spends approximately $400,000 per month on Anthropic and zero dollars on OpenAI.

“Given that we spend maybe like $400,000 per month on Anthropic and $0 on OpenAI at the moment.”

Claude Code's multi-agent code review feature, which traverses an entire codebase simultaneously, only became production-reliable with Opus 4.5, Opus 4.6, and Sonnet 4.6.

“It was only with like Opus 45 and 46 that we and Sonnet 4.6 that we felt like okay we are now able to like run multiple code review agents simultaneously to traverse the entirety of the codebase and to synthesize a set of like real issues that an engineer needs to address before merge.”

Dario Amodei on Anthropic's existential financial risk despite breakout success.

“The weird thing is like we're like one of the most successful companies ever, but if I'm wrong, like if I bet wrong on that, we'll go broke.”

Over 90% of Anthropic's own code is now written by Claude Code.

“90 plus% of our code is actually written by cloud code.”

Anthropic has raised $75B since CFO Krishna Rao joined the company.

“We've raised you know $75 billion since I joined the company.”