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        "id": 1713515,
        "msgid": "claude-ai-business-accelerates-heres-why-1777690324",
        "date": "2026-05-02 09:09:00",
        "title": "Claude AI Business Accelerates, Here's Why",
        "author": "Soffya Ranti",
        "source": "KOMPAS",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Business",
        "summary": "Anthropic, the AI company behind Claude, has reportedly surpassed OpenAI in secondary market valuation, reaching an estimated $1 trillion, driven by high investor demand on platforms like Forge Global. This figure, equivalent to approximately Rp16,900 trillion, reflects market euphoria rather than official funding rounds, where Anthropic's last formal valuation was around $380 billion. The surge highlights the limited supply of shares in private markets, pushing prices skyward amid intense interest in AI technologies.",
        "content": "<p>The artificial intelligence (AI) company behind Claude, Anthropic, is\nreported to have overtaken OpenAI in terms of valuation on the secondary\nmarket. Its value is even said to have exceeded $1 trillion, or\napproximately Rp16,900 trillion. This figure emerged from trading\nactivity on one of the largest private stock market platforms, Forge\nGlobal, where investors are \u201cscrambling for tickets\u201d to enter the AI\ncompany despite it not yet being listed on the stock exchange. Forge\nGlobal\u2019s CEO, Kelly Rodriques, confirmed that Anthropic\u2019s valuation on\nthe platform is now around $1 trillion. Meanwhile, OpenAI is traded at\naround $880 billion, or equivalent to Rp14,886 trillion, on the same\nplatform. It should be noted that this $1 trillion figure for Anthropic\nis not an official valuation like in funding rounds. Anthropic\u2019s last\nformal valuation was reported at around $380 billion, or approximately\nRp6,428 trillion. This $1 trillion figure may not necessarily reflect\nthe true value if the company actually lists on the stock exchange.\nSeveral reports suggest that Anthropic\u2019s valuation at IPO could be in\nthe range of $400 billion to $500 billion, or approximately Rp6,766\ntrillion to Rp8,458 trillion. In other words, the trillion-dollar figure\nin the secondary market more reflects the current euphoria and high\ninvestor demand for the AI sector, rather than a certain real value.\nThese figures are usually determined when companies seek funding from\ninvestors and reflect how much the company is valued based on its\nbusiness, technology, and growth potential. The reason Anthropic\u2019s value\ncan be estimated at Rp16,900 trillion is due to the secondary market\nmechanism. The secondary market is a place for buying and selling shares\nalready owned by previous investors. Unlike the regular stock market,\ntransactions here do not occur on public exchanges but rather between\nold shareholders and new investors in a limited manner. As a result, the\nnumber of available shares is very limited, and not all shareholders\nwant to sell. This condition causes the company\u2019s share price to surge\nsharply when demand is high. In other words, the valuation in the\nsecondary market more reflects \u201chow much people are willing to pay,\u201d\nrather than the overall fundamental value of the company. This\nphenomenon is currently occurring with Anthropic, which is estimated at\n$1 trillion. There are even claims that a large growth fund is ready to\nbuy shares at a valuation of $1.05 trillion, or approximately Rp17,762\ntrillion. In a LinkedIn post, an investor is said to have offered a\n14-hectare property in exchange for Anthropic shares, at a valuation of\nmore than $800 billion, or approximately Rp13,532 trillion, far above\nthe company\u2019s official valuation.<\/p>",
        "url": "https:\/\/jawawa.id\/newsitem\/claude-ai-business-accelerates-heres-why-1777690324",
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