Morgan Stanley, Bank of America, Citi and Blackstone Commit $63 Billion Financing for Anthropic AI Compute Capacity

By Public Technologies
  • Morgan Stanley, Bank of America and Citi joined Blackstone in a $63 billion financing transaction supporting AI compute capacity for Anthropic.
  • A newly formed special purpose vehicle will buy Broadcom XPU AI accelerators and networking solutions for lease to Anthropic.
  • The three banks are arranging first lien financing; Blackstone is the sole provider of the committed portion of second lien financing.
  • Broadcom will provide residual value support to the vehicle equivalent to the first lien financing amount.
  • Deliveries under Broadcom's previously announced strategic compute capacity agreement are expected to start in calendar 2027.


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