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Anthropic is in talks to buy AI startup Decart for $6 billion, indicating its expansion in the AI sector.

Anthropic PBC has decided against pursuing an acquisition of artificial intelligence startup Decart AI, people familiar with the matter said.

アンスロピックがイスラエルのエーアイ企業デカートの買収を見送ったとブルームバーグが報じました。 両社は約六十億ドル規模の取引を協議し調査も実施しましたが、最終的に契約には至りませんでした。 デカートは半導体の処理効率を高めるソフトウェアを開発しておりアンスロピックは計算基盤の効率化を狙っていました。 完全買収は見送られたものの、将来的に別の形で両社が協業する可能性は残されています。 デカートは直近の資金調達で約四十億ドルの評価を受けており、エヌビディアやアドビなどの出資を受けています。 エヌビディアは別の企業買収に合意していますが、デカートへの今後の対応は不明です。 アンスロピックはエーエムディーとの戦略的提携を発表するなど計算能力の拡大を続けています。

Bloomberg reports Anthropic terminated talks to acquire Israeli AI startup Decart after due diligence, dropping what would have been its largest known acquisition.

Israeli sources explain: What went wrong with the $6 billion Anthropic-Decart deal?

Anthropic has walked away from a roughly $6 billion deal to buy Israeli AI startup Decart, according to Bloomberg. It would have been the biggest acquisition in the company's history, and the silence around why it failed is the point. Anthropic spent weeks doing due diligence on Decart, the startup behind software built to make AI training and inference cheaper on existing GPU fleets. Then it walked. Bloomberg reported on September 8, 2026, that the talks collapsed after the review, and representatives for both Anthropic and Decart declined to comment. The timing stings. Anthropic is preparing for a possible public listing as early as this fall, with the Financial Times reporting that bankers have discussed a valuation of $2 trillion or more. Reuters has separately reported that Anthropic is projecting 2028 revenue of roughly $190 billion to $200 billion. If you're trying to sell public investors on that kind of future, a $6 billion acquisition that dies after diligence raises the obvious question: what did the buyer decide it no longer wanted to own? Dean Leitersdorf and Moshe Shalev founded Decart in late 2023. Leitersdorf is CEO; Shalev is chief product officer. Both are veterans of Unit 8200, the Israeli...

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Anthropic has decided against buying Decart AI, Bloomberg reported, citing people familiar with the matter who asked not to be identified. The company had explored a deal and completed due diligence before walking away, and one of those people said the two may still find other ways to work together. Representatives for both companies declined to […] Källa

Anthropic has walked away from negotiations to acquire Israeli artificial intelligence startup Decart in a transaction valued at approximately $6 billion, according to a Bloomberg report. The collapse ends what would have been the largest acquisition in the Claude maker's history by a wide margin, a

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