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Anthropic signs $13.7B six-year compute lease with Rum Group's Georgia data center

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According to The Information, Anthropic has signed a $13.7 billion, six-year agreement to lease compute from Rum Group's upcoming Georgia data center. Rum Group operates Rumble and hosts Truth Social, marking a notable expansion into AI infrastructure.

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  1. Techmeme

    The Information : Source: Anthropic signed a $13.7B, six-year deal to lease compute from Rum Group's upcoming Georgia data center; Rum operates Rumble and hosts Truth Social — Anthropic has signed a computing deal worth $13.7 billion over six years with Rum Group, a company with roots in social media …

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