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Source: Anthropic acquired Coefficient Bio, which was developing a platform for AI to perform biotechnology tasks such as planning drug research, for around $400 million (The Information)

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Source: Anthropic acquired Coefficient Bio, which was developing a platform for AI to perform biotechnology tasks such as planning drug research, for approximately $400 million.— Anthropic acquired AI biotech startup Coefficient Bio for about $400 million, according to a person with knowledge of the deal.



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