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Harrison Rolfes

ROLE SENIOR RESEARCH ANALYSTAT PITCHBOOKMENTIONS 13LAST SEEN SEPTEMBER 14, 2026
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PitchBook Senior Research Analyst covering the big three LLM providers.

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mention·PitchBook News·SEPTEMBER 14, 2026

The report pegs operating value at $68.7 billion versus the $190 billion price tag investors just paid, a 64% gap.

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mention·PitchBook News·AUGUST 17, 2026

Cursor turns SpaceX's xAI investment from an infrastructure bet into a vertically integrated enterprise platform. Without Cursor, SpaceX owns expensive compute and a model seeking distribution. — Harrison Rolfes, PitchBook senior research analyst

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mention·PitchBook News·JULY 29, 2026

"The sell-off repriced the exit pipeline, so every chip startup that marked itself against Q2's peak now faces a bid-ask gap with public buyers, which historically resolves as deferral rather than cancellation." — PitchBook senior analyst Harrison Rolfes

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mention·PitchBook News·JULY 21, 2026

Author of the featured analysis on AI model true costs (the 'Anthropic's priciest tokens do the cheapest work' piece).

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mention·PitchBook News·JULY 20, 2026

"Databricks' raise is modest by the standards of the moment... the fun fact is that a raise this size looks almost quaint by Anthropic's standards." — Harrison Rolfes, PitchBook Senior Analyst

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mention·PitchBook News·JULY 15, 2026

Transformers and interconnection queues: Capital can eventually engineer around [that]. Permits and a governor's signature, it can't.

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mention·PitchBook News·JUNE 10, 2026

By Harrison Rolfes, Senior Research Analyst

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mention·Axios AI+·JUNE 9, 2026

That could give OpenAI an advantage by letting it observe Anthropic's disclosures and adjust its own approach accordingly, ultimately working in OpenAI's favor.

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mention·PitchBook News·JUNE 3, 2026

OpenAI is going public as the most expensive AI company in its peer group—not by market cap, but by what investors are paying for each unit of business quality.

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mention·Axios AI+·MAY 19, 2026

"Had Musk won, Altman could have been pushed out of OpenAI again, just as he was in 2023... Instead, OpenAI can keep expanding without the immediate threat of Musk forcing changes through the courts." — Harrison Rolfes, PitchBook analyst

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product·PitchBook News·MAY 18, 2026

Claude Code drove a lot of that, pulling enterprise developers into workflows that then expanded into department-wide contracts at 140%+ net retention.

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mention·PitchBook News·MAY 18, 2026

Investors are paying roughly 1.8 times more per equity dollar deployed into Anthropic, and that gap has been widening for two consecutive rounds.

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mention·PitchBook News·APRIL 28, 2026

OpenAI removed all the overhangs Anthropic was built without. OpenAI is definitely racing to look more like Anthropic. An IPO seems more likely, but they still have to tighten loose ends.

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