Anthropic's confidential IPO filing shows $450 billion in noncancelable cloud computing commitments over the next decade from Amazon, Alphabet, and Microsoft, all of which both invest in and compete with Anthropic. This massive cloud spending highlights Anthropic's rapid growth, with first-half 2026 revenue soaring to $16.3 billion, but also significant losses largely due to financing adjustments. Alphabet holds the largest exposure, raising both opportunity and risk, as Anthropic's success is crucial to these cloud providers' backlogs and future earnings. The IPO could value Anthropic at $2 trillion, with marketing expected to start in November and trading possibly before Thanksgiving, but payment risks remain if Anthropic's funding falters.
Alphabet leads with a market cap of $4.14 trillion as of Oct 21, 2026 19:13 WIB, followed by Microsoft at $3.95 trillion and Amazon at $2.83 trillion. On Pluang, Amazon shares show a slight gain of 0.16% with a volume of 34,498,734, while Alphabet and Microsoft are down 1.00% and 0.37% respectively. The significant cloud commitments by Anthropic underscore the strategic importance of these tech giants, whose stocks reflect mixed investor sentiment today.
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