Anthropic in talks with neocloud Nscale over second multibillion-dollar deal, source tells CNBC
Anthropic and Nscale previously inked a similar deal for a data center on the same site in the U.S.
CNBC reports: Anthropic and Nscale previously inked a similar deal for a data center on the same site in the U.S.
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