Reddit post cites Anthropic S1 figures on revenue, compute costs and margins
A Reddit r/stocks post presents tables it attributes to Anthropic's S1, showing quarterly revenue rising from $376M in Q1'25 to $11,555M in Q2'26 while compute and infrastructure expense rose from $944M to $5,558M. The post states compute as a percentage of revenue fell from 251% to 48% over that period and that gross margin reached 85% in H1'26. No source confirmation or dispute is included in the post.
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Anthropic's quarterly revenue rose from $376M in Q1'25 to $11,555M in Q2'26, per the cited S1 figures.
“Revenue | 376 | 787 | 1,382 | 2,040 | 4,731 | 11,555”
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Anthropic's compute and infrastructure expense rose from $944M in Q1'25 to $5,558M in Q2'26.
“Compute & infrastructure | 944 | 1,390 | 2,047 | 2,945 | 3,387 | 5,558”
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Compute as a percentage of revenue fell from 251% in Q1'25 to 48% in Q2'26.
“Compute as % of revenue | 251% | 177% | 148% | 144% | 72% | 48%”
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Anthropic's gross margin reached 85% in H1'26, up from 12% in H1'25.
“Gross margin | 37% | –95% | 12% | 49% | **85%**”
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Revenue per dollar of compute rose from $0.09 in 2023 to $1.82 in H1'26.
“Revenue per $1 of compute | $0.09 | $0.15 | $0.63 | $1.82”
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