Investors heading into the week of Nov. 16 are watching two AI-linked events: Nvidia's quarterly results and Anthropic's planned initial public offering, CNBC reported¹.

Nvidia is scheduled to report Tuesday after the close, with Colette Kress serving as interim chief executive after Jensen Huang left the company¹.

CNBC said Nvidia shares ended last week down about 13% while some other large technology stocks rose, and that traders will look for succession comments as well as the usual demand outlook¹.

Anthropic, the maker of the Claude models, launched an IPO roadshow and said it plans to offer 825 million Class A shares at $70 to $78 each, listing on Nasdaq as ANT^3,14.

The company said 801.4 million shares would be sold by Anthropic and 23.6 million by existing holders, with underwriters able to buy up to 123.75 million more³.

At the top of that range, TechCrunch said the implied fully diluted value would be about $1.404 trillion, with IPO proceeds of up to about $64.35 billion before a separate private sale^13,8,9.

Anthropic also described a $26 billion private placement of non-voting Class N stock at the IPO price to chip and cloud companies including Google and Nvidia^13,9.

Al Jazeera and TechCrunch, citing the filing, said third-quarter revenue was $17 billion and that Anthropic put an October revenue run-rate near $81 billion, with large compute commitments on the other side of the ledger^9,13.

Each of seven co-founders plans to sell the same block of shares, about $250 million at the $74 midpoint, TechCrunch reported^4,13.

BBC noted the listing comes after a sharp Nasdaq drop tied to political and spending worries around AI infrastructure⁸.

Reuters reported, via Bloomberg, that bankers described the deal as about six times oversubscribed⁵.

Japan Times compared the cash raise with SpaceX's record IPO while using a lower market-value figure based on shares outstanding in the filing, illustrating how outlets differ on the headline valuation^10,13.