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OpenAI's quarterly revenue hit $10 billion. Anthropic (ANT) brought in $17 billion in the same quarter, with an adjusted operating profit

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Key points OpenAI's third-quarter revenue rose about 50% to roughly $10 billion Anthropic's IPO filing shows $17.0 billion of revenue for the same quarter OpenAI's adjusted operating loss was about $10.9 billion, while Anthropic posted adjusted operating income OpenAI brought in about $10 billion of revenue in the third quarter, up roughly 50% from about $6.7 billion in the second quarter, The Wall Street Journal reported. OpenAI shared the figures with investors on Nov. 10. OpenAI still lost money. Its adjusted operating loss was about $10.9 billion, up from $10.1 billion in the second quarter, according to the figures the Journal reported. Anthropic (ANT) did more business in the same three months. Its IPO filing, updated Nov. 10, shows revenue of $16.96 billion for the quarter that ended Sept. 30. That's about 70% more than OpenAI's. How fast did each company grow? About the same, from different starting points. OpenAI's revenue grew roughly 50% from the second quarter.

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