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Nvidia Is Weighing a $10 Billion Stake in Anthropic's IPO. It Would Be Buying Its Own Demand.

The chipmaker already pledged up to $10 billion to the Claude maker last year. What would a second check buy?

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Nvidia is reportedly considering a $10 billion investment in Anthropic's upcoming IPO, potentially solidifying its partnership with the AI company. The talks, which could see Nvidia become an anchor investor, would see the chipmaker write another sizable check to Anthropic, according to Reuters. Anthropic is planning to raise up to $100 billion for its IPO, which could value the company at around $2 trillion.

However, the IPO may be delayed until after the U.S. midterm elections in November. The details of the talks are still pending confirmation from both Nvidia and Anthropic.

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