Anthropic closes $35 billion deal with Nvidia-linked cloud provider
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Anthropic closes $35 billion deal with Nvidia-linked cloud provider

Jornal de Negócios1 September 2026 at 16:13

Anthropic, the company that owns the AI agent Claude, closed a $35 billion deal with a cloud services provider linked to Nvidia. The agreement involves the construction of a data center in the state of Texas, in the United States.

The project envisions Nvidia leasing this data center to Lambda, a cloud computing services company. This partnership comes within the scope of the efforts that the technology chip giant has been making to gain ground in the computing sector.

The agreement represents a significant investment in the artificial intelligence infrastructure sector, at a time when demand for processing capacity continues to grow substantially globally.

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