koolgal
04-22 07:38
🌟🌟Anthropic's commitment to spend over USD 100 billion on AWS technologies over the next 10 years is a masterclass in infrastructure lock-in, though it carries traits of the interconnected loop that fuels bubble debates.

The Circular Economics: $Amazon.com(AMZN)$ is investing an additional USD 5 billion with an option for USD 20 billion more into Anthropic. 

In return Anthropic pledges USD 100 billion in AWS spending.  Effectively Amazon is paying to acquire a USD 100 customer for its proprietary Trainium & Graviton chips.

The Verdict: By backing both Anthropic and OpenAI, Amazon ensures that regardless of which model wins, the traffic stays on AWS.  Its custom Trainium3 chips offer a 50% cost reduction over NVIDIA , giving it a unique price performance lever.

The Anthropic deal is real money as it locks in future revenue but a bubble risk if end user demand for AI models fails to materialise.

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Amazon & Anthropic: Surge 20% This Month! Can It Break $300?
Amazon rose nearly 3% premarket after committing an immediate $5 billion more to Anthropic, with the deal potentially reaching $25 billion. In return, Anthropic is set to spend over $100 billion on Amazon cloud and AI infrastructure over the next decade. Amazon has risen 20% this month. That is a huge AWS win, but it also sharpens the debate: is custom AI infrastructure finally becoming a real alternative path, or does Nvidia still keep the upper hand anyway? Is this bigger for AMZN, or for the whole AI stack?
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