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Anthropic's draft prospectus lists $750 billion in planned compute spending

AIAndrew Curran reports, citing a Wall Street Journal account of Anthropic's new draft prospectus, that the company plans about $750 billion of compute spending over seven to ten years. The listed contracts include $111 billion with Google Cloud, $110 billion with AWS, $160 billion with Broadcom, and $150 billion in deals under negotiation.

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The post lists Anthropic's planned compute contracts by vendor and total, showing how much infrastructure commitment sits behind its draft prospectus.

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The WSJ has seen Anthropic's new draft prospectus. Some numbers:

They plan to spend three-quarters of a trillion dollars on compute over the next seven to ten years.

  • $111 billion on Google cloud computing contracts
  • $110 billion with Amazon Web Services
  • $31 billion on Microsoft
  • $86 billion on Nscale and Lambda
  • $160 billion on Broadcom
  • $150 billion in additional compute deals under negotiation

I don't see Elon/Colossus listed here? So unless they put that under future negotiations (which seems odd) I think that's another $85 billion through 2029. Unless it's been been cancelled? It only requires 90 days notice to do so.

Around one-fifth of Anths revenue in the first half of 2026 came from just two unnamed customers. They expect a 'significant portion' of their revenue will come from a 'limited number of customers for the foreseeable future.'

They said they bear liability for certain harmful model behaviors, and warn that the 'harm that could result from a catastrophic AI-related incident' might be so large that it would be unable to obtain insurance to cover the potential damages.

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Original title: The WSJ has seen Anthropic's new draft prospectus. Some numbers: