Anthropic in Talks to Buy Decart AI

Anthropic in Talks to Buy Decart AI

Shivangi
Aug 13, 2026 11:54 PM IST
Category Artificial Intelligence

Synopsis

Anthropic is reportedly in talks to buy Decart AI, an Nvidia-backed startup developing AI infrastructure, optimisation technology and AI models.

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Chapter one

Key Highlights

  • Anthropic is reportedly negotiating to buy Nvidia-backed AI startup Decart AI.
  • The agreement could be valued at around US$6 billion (AU$9 billion), Bloomberg News reported, citing unnamed sources.
  • Decart builds AI Infrastructure, Optimisation Tech and AI Models.
  • Anthropic is in talks to raise additional funding as it works toward an initial public offering, and attempting to increase its computing capacity.

Claude maker Anthropic is in acquisition talks with Decart AI, according to a sources as it investigates acquiring companies which can help meet rising demand. The deal could approximate to about $6 Billion according to the initial report by Bloomberg.

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Chapter two

Decart AI’s Technology

Decart creates AI infrastructure and optimisation technology as well as its own proprietary AI models.

Its Lucy model edits live video on the fly and Oasis generates simulated environments within which robotics and autonomous-driving systems can be trained and tested.

Discussions have only reached an initial stage. If successful, Decart’s staff will form part of Anthropic’s inference and performance team.

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Chapter three

Decart’s Nvidia Backing

Nvidia invested as a new stakeholder in Decart and the latter announced in May that it had closed a $300 million funding round led by Radical Ventures.

The possible takeover arrives during a period of anticipated nine-figure IPO for Anthropic and current efforts to raise its computing capacity in order to relieve restrictions on some of their services.

Last week, Anthropic said it was hiring hardware and software engineers to help it create custom chips with AI models that are optimized for performing Claude more efficiently.

Source: Reuters 

Written by Shivangi

At Inspirepreneurs Magazine, covering entrepreneurship, business failures, and the human stories behind the world's most ambitious founders. She writes at the intersection of strategy and storytelling.