SiliconANGLE, citing three sources reported by The New York Times, says Anthropic is seeking to lease a chunk of Meta's data center capacity in a deal that could be worth $10 billion over two years. Neither company has confirmed the arrangement publicly, and terms/timing are still unsettled.
This is a new compute-partner name for Anthropic — joining the existing Google TPU + Amazon AWS hybrid stack logged repeatedly since April — and lands the same week Databricks hit a $188B valuation and Alphabet shares dipped on a reported Gemini delay, underscoring how compute access (not just model quality) is the active competitive battleground right now. Full deal terms weren't available for a deeper read — blocked by today's ongoing Firecrawl outage — so this remains headline-level.
401 Unauthorized: Invalid token on a direct API test today — now the 20th calendar day since first observed June 30. Please escalate a fresh FIRECRAWL_API_KEY rotation into GitHub Actions secrets directly — this has now blocked deep reads for roughly three weeks straight. Once restored, prioritize a full read of the Anthropic/Meta data center lease report (today's top story) for deal terms and timing.