Meta at one point internally projected that it could spend as much as $10 billion a year on artificial intelligence models from Anthropic, according to a New York Times report cited by Odaily. The report attributed the information to two people familiar with the matter. It said the potential outlay was discussed internally this year as Meta evaluated the scale of possible cooperation with Anthropic. The figure would represent a large share of Anthropic’s annual revenue. The report also noted that Anthropic said in July that it expected its annual revenue to exceed $65 billion. No additional details were disclosed in the brief report about the structure of any potential investment, whether an agreement was reached, or over what time frame such spending might ultimately be deployed.
Meta internally projected at one point this year that it could spend as much as $10 billion a year on artificial intelligence models from Anthropic, according to The New York Times, as cited by Odaily.
The report, which cited two people familiar with the matter, said the potential spending would account for a large share of Anthropic’s annual revenue. Anthropic said in July that it expected its annual revenue to exceed $65 billion.
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