what value would you assign a company that has grown it's revenue run rate $1B-$10B-$100B in 2 years?
It's very easy to grow revenue if you're selling $10 bills for $5.50 https://www.statista.com/chart/12520/moviepass-subscriber-gr...
As someone who uses a Claude enterprise plan at work and DeepSeek on my personal time, I can't imagine why my employer chooses to pay for Claude Code and I assume the accountants will wake up eventually.
But again, who knows? Oracle is still making money somehow.
Past data is irrelevant given the company is completely changing its strategy moving forward. Their S-1 is very clear, they will be shifting to a capex heavy strategy to build their own compute infrastructure.
Don’t do investment based on a series of heuristics, the actual details are what matters.
Also: Annualized Run Rate isn’t a standard metric. It’s a bullshit metric that doesn’t mean anything without the actual definition the company is using. It’s what startups use to impress gullible investors, not something a serious company relies upon…