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Anthropic Eyeing Data Center Investment in Australia, Envoy Says

Bloomberg Technology Tuesday 13 October 2026, 02:56 UTC By Keira Wright and Sing Yee Ong 1 min read
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Anthropic Eyeing Data Center Investment in Australia, Envoy Says Anthropic PBC is looking to invest in data centers in Australia as the artificial intelligence company scales up its capacity build-out across the world. The firm is most interested in facilities in regional areas or brownfield sites, Jeff Bleich, international special envoy at Anthropic, said at the Australian Financial Review’s Energy and Climate summit in Sydney. Several projects have been pitched to the company by state...

Anthropic Eyeing Data Center Investment in Australia, Envoy Says Anthropic PBC is looking to invest in data centers in Australia as the artificial intelligence company scales up its capacity build-out across the world. The firm is most interested in facilities in regional areas or brownfield sites, Jeff Bleich, international special envoy at Anthropic, said at the Australian Financial Review’s Energy and Climate summit in Sydney. Several projects have been pitched to the company by state premiers, he added.
Anthropic Eyeing Data Center Investment (ORG) Australia (LOCATION) Anthropic PBC (PERSON) Jeff Bleich (PERSON) the Australian Financial Review’s Energy and Climate (ORG) Sydney (LOCATION)
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