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Bloomberg: OpenAI, Anthropic to expand Dublin office space
OpenAI established its Dublin presence in 2023, and Anthropic, a year later in 2024. AI giants OpenAI and Anthropic are exploring options to expand their office footprints in Dublin, reports Bloomberg news. Sources have told the publication that the two companies could be leasing around 25,000 sq ft of office space each in the city. Although the number could be lower. The companies currently occupy spots in flexible co-working offices in Dublin. SiliconRepublic.com reached out to OpenAI and Anthropic for comments on the report. The companies declined to respond. OpenAI established its Irish presence back in 2023, making Dublin its European headquarters. This came just a year after the company launched its revolutionary large language model ChatGPT in 2022, marking the beginning of an AI-led technological transformation. At the time, CEO Sam Altman said that the company chose Ireland because it "blends a talented workforce with support for innovation and responsible business growth". According to OpenAI, the company currently employs around 60 in the city, with plans to hire more in the future. Meanwhile, Claude-maker and OpenAI rival Anthropic launched its Dublin presence last year, establishing the city as its Europe, Middle East and Africa headquarters. Recently, the company announced that it would be tripling its global workforce. The expansion plans include more than 100 new jobs, primarily across Dublin and London. Moreover, Anthropic is expected to announce newer European offices, according to comments the company made a few months ago. The company opened a Tokyo office earlier this year. EMEA was its fastest-growing region, according to a recent company blogpost. Major tech companies, including Meta, Google, LinkedIn and Airbnb all have their European headquarters in Dublin. Last month OpenAI launched the 'OpenAI for Ireland' framework in partnership with the Irish Government, start-up hub Dogpatch Labs and young entrepreneurs programme Patch to support local AI capabilities. Don't miss out on the knowledge you need to succeed. Sign up for the Daily Brief, Silicon Republic's digest of need-to-know sci-tech news.
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Anthropic, OpenAI looking for more office space in Dublin to expand in Europe
OpenAI (OPENAI) and Anthropic (ANTHRO) are looking to expand their office footprints in Dublin, a move potentially showing the companies growing presence in Europe, Bloomberg News reported. Anthropic is looking to lease about 25,000 square feet in the city over Anthropic and OpenAI are expanding in Dublin to support their growing presence and operations in Europe. Anthropic's continued opening of new European offices reflects a rapid expansion and commitment to scaling its footprint and operations in Europe. Dublin hosts European hubs for companies like Meta and TikTok and is increasingly chosen by AI firms like Anthropic and OpenAI to anchor their operations and regional headquarters.
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OpenAI and Anthropic are exploring significant office expansions in Dublin, with each AI giant potentially leasing around 25,000 sq ft of space. The move signals their commitment to scaling operations across Europe, where Dublin has become a strategic hub for major players in the AI industry alongside Meta, Google, and TikTok.
OpenAI and Anthropic are exploring options to expand office space in Dublin, with both AI companies potentially leasing around 25,000 sq ft each in the city, according to Bloomberg News
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. The expansion plans represent a significant upgrade from their current arrangements in flexible co-working offices, signaling deeper commitment to their growing operations in the region2
. While sources indicate the figure could be lower, the move underscores Dublin's rising prominence as a strategic location for major players in the AI industry seeking to anchor their European headquarters.
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OpenAI established its Irish presence in 2023, designating Dublin as its European headquarters shortly after ChatGPT's launch sparked widespread AI adoption in 2022
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. Sam Altman explained the company chose Ireland because it "blends a talented workforce with support for innovation and responsible business growth." The company currently employs around 60 people in the city, with plans to hire more as it continues scaling footprint across Europe1
. Meanwhile, Claude-maker Anthropic launched its Dublin presence in 2024, establishing the city as its Europe, Middle East and Africa headquarters1
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Anthropic recently announced plans to triple its global workforce, with expansion plans including more than 100 new jobs primarily across Dublin and London
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. The company identified EMEA as its fastest-growing region in a recent blogpost, and is expected to announce newer European offices following its Tokyo office opening earlier this year1
. This rapid expansion reflects Anthropic's commitment to building a substantial presence among AI companies in Dublin and throughout the continent.Related Stories
Dublin hosts European hubs for tech companies including Meta, Google, LinkedIn, TikTok, and Airbnb, making it an increasingly attractive destination for AI firms
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. The city's talent pool, supportive regulatory environment, and established tech ecosystem provide competitive advantages for companies seeking to expand office space in Dublin. OpenAI recently launched the 'OpenAI for Ireland' framework in partnership with the Irish Government, Dogpatch Labs, and young entrepreneurs programme Patch to support local AI capabilities, demonstrating deeper integration with the innovation ecosystem1
. As these AI giants commit to permanent office space, Dublin's position as a critical European technology center continues to strengthen, potentially attracting additional AI companies seeking regional headquarters in the coming months.Summarized by
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