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Anthropic commits $200 billion to Google Cloud over five years

According to a report by The Information, Anthropic has committed to spending roughly $200 billion on Google Cloud over the next five years, in exchange for five gigawatts of server capacity. The deal accounts for more than 40% of Google's total cloud backlog. Together with OpenAI, the two money-losing startups account for roughly half of the $2 trillion in committed cloud revenue at Amazon, Microsoft, Google, and Oracle. Whether the 20- to 30-fold revenue growth both companies are projecting by 2029 will justify these numbers remains an open question.

SourceThe DecoderAuthor: Maximilian Schreiner
Anthropic commits $200 billion to Google Cloud over five years
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  • Anthropic commits ~$200 billion to Google Cloud over five years for 5 GW server capacity.
  • This single deal is over 40% of Google's cloud backlog of $460 billion.
  • Together with OpenAI, Anthropic accounts for half of $2 trillion cloud backlog across top providers.
  • Both companies are money-losing and project 20-30x revenue growth by 2029, which is uncertain.

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