Anthropic’s $50 billion investment is the latest example of how technology companies are spending heavily on AI infrastructure as they race to keep up in the space. Technology companies, policymakers, and investors are increasingly focused on compute capacity and the energy needed to power data centers that run AI applications and models.

Amazon is reportedly aligning with Microsoft in supporting new U.S. legislation aimed at tightening restrictions on Nvidias ability to export advanced artificial intelligence chips to China. According to a recent

Tech giants Amazon and Microsoft are reportedly backing new legislation, the GAIN AI Act, aimed at prioritizing US customers for advanced AI chips. Th

(Reuters) -Amazon is joining Microsoft in backing legislation to further limit chipmaker Nvidia's ability to export to China, the Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday, citing people familiar with the matter. The legislation, known as the Gain AI act, is also backed by AI startup Anthropic, the Journal said.

Amazon and Microsoft are supporting the Gain AI act, aiming to restrict Nvidia's exports to China. This proposed legislation is also backed by AI startup Anthropic, according to the Wall Street Journal.

Artificial intelligence company Anthropic, developer of the chatbot Claude, announced Wednesday that it will invest $50 billion in new computing

The bill aims to prioritise U.S. access to scarce processors, sparking a rare split between Nvidia and its biggest customers as Congress weighs adding the measure to the NDAA

Anthropic has announced a $50 billion investment in computing infrastructure, including new data centers in Texas and New York.