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  • Google deepens its bet on Anthropic

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Google deepens its bet on Anthropic

Google and Anthropic are close to finalizing a cloud partnership worth tens of billions of dollars, making it one of the biggest AI infrastructure deals so far.

The agreement gives Anthropic more access to Google’s newest chips and cloud capacity to train and scale its Claude models faster.

What stands out

  • Closer partnership: Anthropic will use Google Cloud as its main home for building and running Claude.

  • Scale and spend: Reports suggest the deal could reach $30–40 billion over several years.

  • Long-term alignment: This builds on Google’s earlier $2 billion investment in Anthropic back in 2022.

  • Enterprise edge: More compute power means faster model upgrades and better reliability for business users.

What I’m watching

This deal shows how AI partnerships are getting bigger and more exclusive. For Google, it’s about securing a stronger place in the enterprise AI market.

For Anthropic, it’s about stability and having the resources to train safely and at scale. But it also widens the gap between big labs with compute access and smaller players still fighting for it.

In other news

  • Nvidia’s venture arm has invested in Redwood Materials, a battery recycling startup that raised $350M at a $6B valuation. Redwood is repurposing recycled batteries for large-scale grid energy storage, helping ease power constraints for US AI data centers.

  • OpenAI has acquired Software Applications, Inc., the team behind Sky — a natural-language AI interface for Mac. The Sky team previously built Workflow, which became Apple Shortcuts.

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