Anthropic spent $517 billion in the past 11 months to secure at least 14.8 GW of hashrate, with revenue exceeding OpenAI but hashrate reserves still falling short of its target.
According to The Information on September 6, Anthropic has intensively signed computing power agreements since October last year, with a total potential expenditure of up to $517 billion, securing at least 14.8 gigawatts of computing capacity. Although its annualized revenue has exceeded $65 billion, surpassing OpenAI's $40 billion, its computing power reserves are still below OpenAI's planned target of 30 gigawatts. Key suppliers include Amazon, Google, Microsoft, and SpaceX.
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