Broadcom arranges $63B financing deal for Anthropic chips
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Broadcom lined up Bank of America, Blackstone, Citigroup and Morgan Stanley to finance chip purchases for Anthropic. An earlier syndicate effort was gathering $60 billion for Broadcom AI chip financing benefiting Anthropic and other companies.
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