Volta Infra, a young AI infrastructure startup based in Singapore, announced a $2.4 billion valuation after raising significant funding. It also secured a $10 billion contract with an unnamed AI company to provide cloud-computing services in Europe, working alongside Bitdeer Technologies. According to Bloomberg News, this contract is reportedly with Anthropic, though Reuters could not confirm this independently. The deal involves providing computing capacity at a data center in Norway, using Nvidia’s Vera Rubin chips. Volta also launched a $5 billion AI infrastructure initiative with asset manager Azora. Anthropic has previously entered into multiple agreements with major technology firms such as SpaceX, AMD, Microsoft, and others.
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