@rohanpaul_ai: Public pension plans in Orange County, Los Angeles, Massachusetts and South Carolina are indirect Anthropic shareholder…
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Public pension plans in Orange County, Los Angeles, Massachusetts and South Carolina are indirect Anthropic shareholders through Spark Capital, whose ~$777M stake could be worth $9B or more if the November IPO holds near a $1.5T valuation.
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Public pension plans in Orange County, Los Angeles, Massachusetts and South Carolina are indirect Anthropic shareholders through Spark Capital, whose roughly $777M in the company could become $9B or more if the November IPO holds near $1.5T.
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