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| Announced | Deal | Parties | Type | Value | Terms | Source |
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| 18 Sept 2026 | Nscale agrees to acquire Anyscale for $1.65B, settled in Nscale equitySignedDefinitive agreement of July 2026 (2026-07-28 in the Recent Developments section) to acquire Anyscale, the AI compute platform built on Ray, for consideration of $1.65B settled in Nscale equity. Subject to regulatory approvals and other conditions, including completion of Nscale's IPO. Closing expected in the second half of 2026. | Acquisition | $1.65B$1.65B, settled in equity | Nscale Form S-1, filed 2026-09-18Regulatory filing |
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