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Welcome to Motley full money. I'm Deidre Volard here with Jason Moser. Jason, how you doing today?

Hey, doing great. How about you?

Doing great. Good. Well, the big news today was Amazon investing up to four billion in

anthropic. So anthropic, the open AI rival created by former open AI employees.

This is a deal that includes anthropic using the AWS cloud, of course, and

Amazon's training chips, which are the things like training. What do you think,

Amazon is hoping for with this deal? Well, I mean, they're certainly looking to to make

inroads in the AI space and sort of establish their own little, their own little

corner, right, of dominance, so to speak. And that's, I think you see them

getting in there with their own chip designs, right? I mean, like you noted, I mean, they're

going in there and using their own chips in order to be a part of this. I mean, I think it's

interesting to see open AI. All of these are connected, right? I mean, there are all these

former executives from from open AI and they're all kind of going their separate ways. And so

you see Amazon making its own little bit here in anthropic. I did a little digging. I was looking

at anthropic because anthropic is not a publicly traded company, but it's interesting to see the

other investors in anthropic because it's not just Amazon in this case, right? Google is an

investor in anthropic sales force and zoom video communications as well through their ventures arm.

So again, you kind of go back to how these are all connected. I think it's very, very interesting.

I do think that Amazon making this investment with the goal of using their chip designs, right?

The the trainium chip. And I think there's another chip design as well. Yeah, in French. Yeah,

in French. Yeah, that's it. That I'll be interested to see sort of how that plays out against

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