💨 Abstract
Anthropic, an AI research lab, has signed new agreements with Google and Broadcom to increase its processing and compute capacity for its Claude AI models. This expansion, set to come online in 2027, includes 3.5 gigawatts of compute, primarily housed in the U.S. The move follows a surge in demand for Anthropic's AI models, despite regulatory challenges.
Courtesy: Rebecca Szkutak
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