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BriefApril 12, 2026 · 09:12 PM

Michael Burry bets on Anthropic to displace Palantir in enterprise AI spending

Palantir's stock declined over 13% within five days after Michael Burry claimed that Anthropic is eating Palantir's lunch. Burry maintains put options on Palantir, a position he first revealed in the fall of 2025. The bearish outlook is based on a shift in enterprise spending. Anthropic captures approximately 73.3% of new enterprise AI spending. This adoption rate has driven Anthropic's valuation from $9 billion to $30 billion in months. In contrast, Palantir relies on low-margin government contracts that limit its growth potential. Palantir took two decades to reach a $5 billion valuation.

Sloane Elsworth
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