Anthropic raises $30 billion in Series G funding at $380 billion post-money valuation

Source: Anthropic Date: 2026-02-12 URL: https://www.anthropic.com/news/anthropic-raises-30-billion-series-g-funding-380-billion-post-money-valuation

Summary

Anthropic raised $30B in Series G funding at a $380B post-money valuation, led by GIC and Coatue with participation from Microsoft and NVIDIA. At announcement: $14B run-rate revenue growing 10x annually; Claude Code generating $2.5B+ in run-rate revenue. New launches alongside the round: Opus 4.6 and Cowork (eleven open-source plugins extending Claude to sales, legal, and finance roles). Enterprise metrics: 8 Fortune 10 customers; 500+ customers spending $100K+ annually.

Implications

• Capital thread. $380B valuation makes Anthropic the most valuable private AI company after this round — exceeding OpenAI’s prior valuation at comparable stages. The GIC (Singapore sovereign wealth) lead adds geopolitical diversification to the investor base alongside US tech (Microsoft, NVIDIA) and traditional VC (Coatue).
• $14B run-rate, 10x YoY. If the $87M in early 2024 → $5B in August 2025 → $14B in February 2026 trajectory is accurate, Anthropic is compounding at extraordinary speed. The $2.5B Claude Code contribution (within 9 months of GA) shows the developer tool product is the fastest-growing segment.
• Microsoft and NVIDIA participation. Both hyperscaler-adjacent companies investing signals they view Anthropic as a strategic bet, not a competitive threat. NVIDIA especially — a key Anthropic chip supplier now also a minority investor.
• Cowork launch. Eleven open-source plugins for sales, legal, and finance is the most explicit product expansion beyond coding. “Cowork” positions Claude as a general-purpose knowledge worker, not just a coding assistant — a significant brand extension.
• 500+ $100K+ customers. Enterprise concentration is measurable — 500 customers at $100K+ each accounts for $50M+ in ARR minimum. This is the enterprise base that justifies the CCO, EMEA, and international infrastructure investment.
• Watch: when the $380B valuation is tested by a potential IPO or secondary market pricing; how Microsoft’s investment interacts with the Azure/Foundry distribution relationship; Cowork plugin adoption.