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Broadcom and Anthropic Structure $63B AI Chip Financing

US Bank and BlackRock structured a $63 billion financing deal to purchase Broadcom AI chips via an SPV for leasing to Anthropic. Broadcom provides residual value support, with delivery expected from 2027. The arrangement supports Anthropic's compute expansion.

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