Goldman Sachs, Blackstone Back Anthropic AI for Midsize Companies

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Goldman Sachs, Blackstone Back Anthropic AI for Midsize Companies
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Goldman Sachs, Blackstone, and Hellman & Friedman are launching a new firm with AI leader Anthropic PBC. This venture will integrate Anthropic's Claude AI into the core operations of midsize companies across various sectors like healthcare and finance. The move accelerates AI deployment for businesses, signaling significant investment in enterprise AI solutions backed by major alternative asset managers.

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Goldman Sachs, Blackstone, and Hellman & Friedman are teaming up with Anthropic PBC to launch a new company dedicated to broad AI adoption. This venture will embed Anthropic's advanced AI assistant, Claude, directly into the core operations of many midsize companies.

Bringing Advanced AI to Businesses

The firm aims to make advanced AI accessible to businesses that previously struggled to adopt cutting-edge technology. Prominent alternative asset managers, including Apollo Global Management, General Atlantic, and GIC, are also backing the venture. Such alliances are vital for AI startups like Anthropic, helping them deploy their costly developed tools more rapidly. The initiative targets key sectors important for private equity, such as health care, manufacturing, financial services, real estate, infrastructure, and retail.

Private Equity's Big AI Push

Krishna Rao, Anthropic's CFO, noted that demand for Claude from businesses is "significantly outpacing any single delivery model." He added that the new firm provides "additional operating capability to the ecosystem and capital from leading alternative asset managers." AI will be deployed across companies owned by these asset managers, as well as to external firms. This strategic move by major financial players taps into strong enterprise demand for advanced AI and could transform how businesses operate.

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