As someone who uses Claude Code daily for work, I fail to see how they lack a real product. It provides tangible value on a day-to-day basis, something my workplace is happy to pay for.
The more interesting questions aren’t about whether they have a real product (they do). It’s whether they can defend that product from competitors, such that their future revenues can justify the massive investments made.
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As someone who uses Claude Code daily for work, I fail to see how they lack a real product. It provides tangible value on a day-to-day basis, something my workplace is happy to pay for.
The more interesting questions aren’t about whether they have a real product (they do). It’s whether they can defend that product from competitors, such that their future revenues can justify the massive investments made.