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Amazon invests $4B in Anthropic to create secure AI models. The deal leverages AWSs custom silicon and positions the company to compete in the evolving AI industry.

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The e-commerce and cloud titan, Amazon.com Inc (NASDAQ: AMZN) just revealed it had placed a big bet on AI development by investing $4 billion in AI company Anthropic, which makes chatbots that rival Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ: MSFT)-backed OpenAI’s ChatGPT. With the aim to advance generative AI development, the strategic partnership will make Amazon Web Services the startup’s primary cloud provider while AWS customers will gain early access to unique features for model customiza...

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Another known investor in Anthropic is search engine giant, Google. Amazon has no plans to fall behind in the AI race among tech giants. Just as it develops AI features within its services and tools, the company announced that it intends to invest in Anthropic, a company that rivals one of the biggest AI companies, OpenAI.

Amazon has announced it plans to invest up to $4bn (£3.3bn) in artificial intelligence firm Anthropic, mirroring Microsoft's deal with OpenAI.

This move, which will give Amazon a minority stake in Anthropic, is seen as the company’s major foray into generative AI, a space currently dominated by OpenAI, Microsoft and Alphabet.