SpaceX IPO Filing Reveals Anthropic Is Paying $15 Billion a Year to Access Its Data Centers
… An Anthropic spokesperson confirmed the figures to WIRED. …
… An Anthropic spokesperson confirmed the figures to WIRED. …
… Hedley tells WIRED in an interview that he believes xAI has the worst safety practices “nearly across the board” compared to other frontier AI developers, including OpenAI, Google DeepMind, and Anthropic. …
… Last month, environmental protesters demonstrated at a nearby SpaceX investor gathering ahead of the IPO. Anthropic plans to use its newfound computing power to “directly improve capacity for Claude Pro and Claude Max subscribers,” both companies said. …
… One bright spot for SpaceX’s AI efforts is its deal with Anthropic, which has agreed to pay $15 billion a year for access to the company’s data centers. …
The move shows how the ChatGPT-maker is trying to focus its efforts ahead of a planned IPO. …
… Anthropic claims it was the first AI lab to support SB 315 and is grateful to the lawmakers who introduced it. …
… In the last year, OpenAI has faced increasing pressure from competitors, including Anthropic in coding domains and Google in consumer chatbots. OpenAI leaders are hoping to simplify product offerings ahead of its plan to file for an IPO, which could happen later this year. …
… In March, SpaceX agreed to buy $805 million worth of turbines from an unnamed company through 2029, according to the IPO filing. …
… OpenAI is trying to refocus the company around a few key areas, such as enterprise offerings and coding, as the company faces increasing pressure from rivals like Anthropic and gears up to file for an IPO later this year. …
The stakes are especially high for OpenAI’s corporate future, as a bad outcome in this case could negatively impact its plans to file for an IPO later this year. The ChatGPT-maker is racing against Anthropic and Musk’s SpaceX which now owns a rival AI lab, xAI to go public. …