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AI stocks rise as Anthropic nears Wall Street debut amid investor caution

Oct 26 (Reuters) - AI-linked stocks rose ⁠on Monday after Anthropic revealed the paperwork for its initial ⁠public offering, against the backdrop of growing investor unease over debt-fueled ‌spending on infrastructure for the new technology.

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在投资者谨慎情绪的背景下,随着 Anthropic 临近华尔街上市,人工智能概念股上涨。

FILE PHOTO: Anthropic’s logo is displayed at a media briefing marking the one-year anniversary of the opening of Anthropic’s office in Tokyo, Japan, October 14, 2026. REUTERS/Kim Kyung-Hoon/File Photo

Oct 26 (Reuters) - AI-linked stocks rose ⁠on Monday after Anthropic revealed the paperwork for its initial ⁠public offering, against the backdrop of growing investor unease over debt-fueled ‌spending on infrastructure for the new technology.

Shares of Nvidia, the world's most valuable company, added nearly 3%. Microsoft and Amazon gained nearly 1% each.

A successful flotation by a pure-play AI ​giant such as Anthropic could reshape how markets ⁠value parts of the booming ⁠industry, including chipmakers and related infrastructure companies, analysts have said.

It could also divert ⁠capital ‌from some tech heavyweights as investors make room in their portfolios for a new way to bet on the technology.

The industry's web ⁠of relationships adds another wrinkle, as some of ​the biggest technology companies ‌are investors in both Anthropic and its chief rival, OpenAI.

Among other ⁠AI stocks, battered ​shares of neoclouds CoreWeave and Nebius Group rose 5.7% and 2.3%, respectively, after the filing, reversing earlier losses following SpaceX CEO Elon Musk's comments.

Data center operators Applied ⁠Digital and IREN gained 1% and 3%, ​respectively.

Memory chipmaker Micron rose 3%, and data-storage firms Sandisk, Western Digital and Seagate added about 2.5% each.

AMD and Broadcom gained 2.5% and 3%, respectively. Zoom Communications, ⁠an early investor in Anthropic, rose 1.5%.

The broader Philadelphia Semiconductor Index was up over 3%.

Focus now shifts to a potential IPO from OpenAI. But while the stakes are high, the long-term impact of the IPOs on the AI ​trade remains uncertain.

"Ultimately, investing in AI today involves ⁠searching for opportunity beyond the headline names," said Michael Smith, head of the growth ​equity team at Allspring Global Investments.

"Today, attractive ‌investment opportunities in AI may be in ​small and medium-sized firms that can efficiently and quickly solve growing infrastructure concerns."

(Reporting by Niket Nishant in Bengaluru; Editing by Sriraj Kalluvila)

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