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OpenAI, Anthropic Seek Investment-Grade Ratings Post Potential IPOs to Cut AI Borrowing Costs: Report
OpenAI and Anthropic seek investment-grade ratings ahead of expected IPOs to lower borrowing costs and access broader debt markets.
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