Anthropic Seals $1.8B Compute Deal with Akamai
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[Digital Daily Reporter Jang Joo-young] Artificial intelligence (AI) startup Anthropic has signed a contract worth $1.8 billion (approximately 2.52 trillion won) with cloud service provider Akamai Technologies. According to industry sources on the 10th (local time), this deal is analyzed as a move demonstrating that AI companies are investing heavily in computing infrastructure for large-scale language model training and inference. Anthropic, …
Anthropic reportedly makes a seven-year cloud computing deal
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Anthropic secures $1.8bn cloud deal with Akamai for AI expansion
Anthropic has entered into an agreement valued at $1.8bn with Akamai Technologies to secure additional cloud computing capacity for its AI platforms, sources familiar with the matter told Bloomberg News. Akamai confirmed last week that it had signed a seven-year cloud services deal with a provider it described as a “leading frontier model provider” but did not disclose the company’s name. Both Anthropic and Akamai declined to comment beyond the …
Anthropic seals $1.8B compute deal with Akamai
Anthropic reportedly inked a $1.8 billion computing deal with cloud services provider Akamai Technologies to meet increased demand for AI software. Bloomberg reported Akamai stated in its Q1 earnings call last week it had struck a seven-year cloud computing deal with a “leading frontier model provider,” but did not name the company. Akamai CEO F. Thomson Leighton stated on the Q1 earnings call the deal was the largest in the company’s history. T…
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