Anthropic ordered $44.6 billion of computing from a company earning $140 million.
Nscale Global Holdings filed to go public on the New York Stock Exchange, CNBC reported.
The company builds data centres for AI workloads and counts Nvidia among its backers.
Active and contracted total contract value reached $103.4 billion as of 31 August 2026, up from $38.0 billion at the end of 2025.
Revenue for the first half of this year was $140.6 million, growth of more than 1,250% according to CNBC. Over the same six months, the net loss was $1.02 billion.
Last month Anthropic signed an infrastructure deal with Nscale worth about $44.6 billion. It is buying roughly 460 megawatts at a West Virginia campus called Monarch, which runs on its own microgrid.
Nscale was valued at $14.6 billion in March. Sources told Bloomberg it is seeking up to $3 billion from the offering.
How much of your AI roadmap depends on a supplier whose order book is 735 times the revenue it took in over six months?
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Our file on Anthropic
- 5 Nov
Revolut says self-hosted AI models cut its AI coding costs by roughly 90%. It dropped Anthropic's Claude Code as its default.
- 4 Nov
Half of Slack messages are no longer from people, Salesforce says. It counts a billion messages a day.
- 3 Nov
Claude maker Anthropic disclosed about $895 billion of computing deals in its IPO filing. That is 27 times its nine-month revenue.
- 3 Nov
Oracle NetSuite user Brennan Industries says AI builds up to five ERP apps a day. ERP architects maintain that code.
- 31 Oct
Anthropic's backer Blackstone now expects a junk credit rating for the Claude maker, the FT reported. Blackstone had predicted investment grade.
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