The AI large model field's computing power arms race has once again seen a major investment. The AI star startup Anthropic has been reported to have reached a massive $10 billion cooperation agreement with the cloud computing startup Volta, to ensure its large model Claude's computing power needs for the next few years. According to information disclosed by insiders, Volta, based in Norway, will provide continuous cloud computing support to Anthropic over the next 6 years. As an important part of the cooperation, the cryptocurrency mining company Bitdeer (Bitdeer) will also participate in building the computing power data center as a partner. This data center is located in Norway, with a planned computing capacity of 133 megawatts, and will be fully equipped with NVIDIA's latest Vera Rubin architecture chips. As a member of NVIDIA's cloud partner program, Volta's move marks the deep integration of top AI computing resources. Faced with increasingly fierce competition, Anthropic is rapidly expanding its computing power footprint around the world. Before reaching this billion-dollar deal with Volta, Anthropic had already signed multiple computing power cooperation agreements with tech giants such as SpaceX and Amazon. Industry analysts believe that these series of intensive actions highlight the urgent desire and strong determination of leading players in the large model field to dominate the next generation of AI computing infrastructure.