Claude

Nscale has agreed to sell Anthropic roughly $45 billion of AI computing capacity over six years, according to Bloomberg and CNBC reporting on 26 August 2026. The capacity amounts to about 460 megawatts at a West Virginia campus, fitted out with Nvidia Vera Rubin systems arriving from late 2027. This breakdown covers the reported terms, what 460 megawatts actually means, who Nscale is and how a $45 billion contract reshapes its September listing plans, the Monarch Compute Campus and its off-grid gas microgrid, the Vera Rubin generation-on-generation numbers, where the deal sits alongside Anthropic’s Google, Broadcom, Amazon, Microsoft and SpaceX commitments, the price per megawatt-year, the risks nobody is pricing, and what any of it means for organisations that buy AI rather than build it.