Volta's seven-month-old compute platform lands $10 billion Anthropic deal

Anthropic signed a 6-year, $10 billion compute deal with Volta Infra Holdings. The deal secures 121 megawatts of Nvidia Vera Rubin capacity at a hydro-powered location in Norway.

Volta said it had signed a deal with a leading AI lab that it would not name. The name “Anthropic” was attached to it by people who know the matter, as reported first by Bloomberg.

Volta and Bitdeer split the compute deal

Volta was started in January of 2026, so it is about seven months old. Volta is a “fully integrated compute platform,” says Boada, a former infrastructure executive at Brookfield Asset Management.

The pitch is mobilizing “infrastructure capital, secure power, and execute at industrial scale,” said co-founder Sofia Gumuzio, also formerly of Brookfield.

Volta is under the umbrella of the Cloud Partner program, a group of providers that use the chipmaker’s GPUs and make arrangements with a landlord for the physical site.

Bitdeer, a Nasdaq-listed crypto miner, ticker BTDR, is the landlord and holds full ownership of the Tydal campus. Bitdeer announced the terms in a press release on Tuesday.

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