@TechFundies It was just the Ant numbers that looked a little rosy to me. OAI numbers are on target... I think OAI could flip Ant end of year in gross rev...but OAI will need to push out model upgrades in the next month to reclaim momentum among power users
https://t.co/UkR8V0TpUo
Mayyyybe. Price pressures are heavy though. Remember that Ant is cutting prices across the board. Opus 5.5 - slashed 20% from the prior version. Sonnet 5.5 - effective 20% price cut. Haiku 5.5 - now 100x cheaper than Fable, 40x cheaper than Opus and 20x cheaper than Sonnet. Could also see cannibalization by Haiku.
Firmus pulled its IPO because it seriously thought someone will buy its EV+1/EBIT+2 "valuation" metric
-> Enterprise value based on debt in one year (lower of course), divided by projected EBIT in 2 years (higher of course).
No, really
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@full_kelly_@OddDiligence I don't think they're toast per se, only that their growth forecasts were too optimistic for a company trying to secure the biggest IPO of all time. overall vibes and conditions don't seem very promising for that right now
Since TickerTrends just became the world's most vindicated data source, can we now all agree that Ant's revenue has been flatlining?
https://t.co/A4DolQJhQ0
On September 29, OpenAI was reported to be nearing $70B in annualized revenue.
Our tracking showed $50.44B at the time, well below that figure.
Today, the Financial Times reports OpenAI told investors it was approaching $50B in September.
Note: https://t.co/5JSNasOIuY