Anthropic’s top investors include Amazon, Google, Fidelity Management

Anthropic is gearing up for its initial public offering, showcasing robust support from heavyweight investors like Amazon and Google. The company’s valuation has surged through various funding rounds, signaling considerable confidence from the investment community. Collaborations with technology leaders provide vital resources essential for advancing AI development and infrastructure. Notable financial participants include ICONIQ Capital, Coatue Management, and Eric Schmidt, among several others.

Only a few startups have attracted as much investor conviction as Anthropic. Backed by some of the biggest names in technology and finance, the AI company has seen its valuation soar through successive funding rounds. Its initial public offering now offers a closely watched test of whether investors beyond Silicon Valley share that enthusiasm for the leaders of the AI boom.

Here’s a look at the key investors backing the Claude maker:

Amazon

Amazon has invested at least $13 billion in Anthropic and in April agreed to invest up to an additional $20 billion. Anthropic also committed to spend more than $100 billion on the e-commerce giant’s cloud services over 10 years.

Alphabet’s Google

Google has committed up to $40 billion to Anthropic, including an initial $10 billion investment announced in April.

The partnership provides Anthropic with cloud infrastructure and access to Google’s AI chips, which are used to train and run Claude models.

Spark Capital

Spark Capital led Anthropic’s $450 million Series C round in May 2023 and gained board representation through general partner Yasmin Razavi.

Lightspeed Venture

Lightspeed led the $3.5 billion Series Partners E round in March 2025 and later co-led the $13 billion Series F round at a $183 billion valuation in September that year.

Fidelity Management

Fidelity participated in Series E and & Research co-led the $13 billion Series F financing at a $183 billion valuation.

The firm’s other investments include Databricks and CoreWeave.

Salesforce Ventures

Salesforce Ventures participated in the $450 million Series C round and the $3.5 billion Series E financing. The software firm’s venture arm has also invested in firms such as Cohere and Chainguard.

ICONIQ Capital

ICONIQ led the $13 billion Series F round at a $183 billion valuation and later co-led the $30 billion Series G financing.

The venture capital firm’s investments include OpenAI and smart ring maker Oura.

GIC Singapore

GIC Singapore’s sovereign wealth fund led the $30 billion Series G round at a $380 billion valuation. GIC has also invested in AI voice generation startup ElevenLabs.

Coatue Management

Coatue led the $30 billion Series G financing and later co-led the $65 billion Series H round.

The investment firm has also financed companies such as Canva and CoreWeave.

D1 Capital Partners

D1 Capital invested across multiple large financings including Series E, Series F, Series G and Series H. The firm has holdings in Cognition AI and SpaceX.

Sequoia Capital

Sequoia was a significant investor in Series G and became one of the lead investors in the $65 billion Series H round at a $965 billion valuation.

Altimeter Capital

Altimeter invested in the September 2025 $13 billion fundraise and was a lead investor in the $65 billion Series H financing at a $965 billion valuation.

Jaan Tallinn

Skype co-founder Tallinn led Anthropic’s first institutional financing, a $124 million Series A round in 2021.

The angel investor has also funded open-source AI startup Zyphra and Rain AI.

Eric Schmidt

The former Google chief executive has backed Anthropic personally and is among the company’s best-known individual investors. Schmidt has also funded Yann LeCun’s Advanced Machine Intelligence Menlo Ventures Menlo participated in major late-stage financings, including the $3.5 billion Series E round at a $61.5 billion valuation.