@FinanceYF5: Behind the AI boom, there's another risk that's easy to overlook: excessive customer concentration. The latest data fro…
Summary
The article highlights the risk of excessive customer concentration in the AI boom, with data showing that most enterprise revenue for OpenAI and Anthropic comes from a small percentage of customers, posing a challenge for their upcoming IPOs.
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