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A new market note cites Goldman Sachs expectations for Anthropic’s long-term revenue trajectory and says Broadcom is linked to a larger, roughly $161 billion set of lease arrangements tied to AI infrastructure financing.
Goldman Sachs analysts are looking far out on the economics of AI providers, projecting that Anthropic’s revenue could reach about $685 billion by 2030, according to a market report circulated by Yahoo Finance.
The same note also says Goldman Sachs is co-leading Anthropic’s initial public offering, positioning the investment bank close to the company’s next major funding and ownership event. IPO co-leadership typically indicates significant underwriting and capital-market involvement, though the report does not provide deal size, timing, or structure.
For Broadcom, the report points to a separate thread in the AI buildout: it claims Broadcom is “tied to” about $161 billion in lease deals. Leasing, in this context, generally refers to financing arrangements used to fund data center hardware and related infrastructure without the customer paying the full purchase price upfront.
Broadcom is widely known as a supplier of semiconductors and infrastructure software, but the market note does not spell out which specific lease transactions are being referenced, which customers are involved, or whether Broadcom is acting as a technology supplier, a financing counterparty, or another participant in the capital stack. Without those details, the economic linkage to the $161 billion figure remains unclear.
What is clear from the report is the framing: long-term demand assumptions for frontier AI models are being translated into revenue forecasts for Anthropic, while the downstream infrastructure buildout is being reflected in large-scale financing activity measured in aggregate lease dollars.
Sector context matters because AI spending is often structured through a mix of capex purchases and financing. In that environment, large lease pools can become a proxy for how quickly and how extensively compute and networking assets are being deployed, even when the hardware makers do not disclose revenue directly tied to each lease cohort.
A key caveat is that the market report does not provide supporting documentation for the $685 billion revenue estimate or the $161 billion lease total. It also does not quantify Broadcom’s exposure, such as potential lease-related revenue, contract terms, or how much of its business is connected to those arrangements.
Investors and industry watchers may look next for more specificity, including any disclosures around Anthropic’s IPO process, timing, and underwriting participants, and any clarifications from Broadcom or its partners on the nature of the lease deals referenced in the note.
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