$161.1 billion flows between AI companies — OpenAI nets +$92.65B, Amazon funds −$63B

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“What AI-related companies fund/invest/get investments from/to other AI-related companies? Show exactly what money goes where, how much, and what the net ends up at in total.”

16 publicly disclosed company-to-company investments and commitments among 16 major AI companies, current through 2026-09-01, totalling $161.116 billion in nominal USD. Inside this closed network every dollar out is a dollar in, so the grand net is exactly $0 — an accounting identity, not a profit claim.

Who funds whom

invested / completedcommittedup-to commitment (ceiling, not necessarily paid)

Net balance by company

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Findings

Amazon is the single largest funder: $50B committed to OpenAI in the February 2026 round plus $13B cumulative invested in Anthropic — webpronews.com
Nvidia spreads $53.45B across seven recipients — OpenAI, Anthropic, Intel, CoreWeave, IREN, Nebius and Synopsys — a map of its own supply chain — techspot.com
OpenAI sits on both sides: it takes in $93B while itself committing $350M of equity to CoreWeave — starlightdigital.net
Anthropic's $38B inflow comes from four rivals at once — Amazon, Nvidia, Google and Microsoft — thelec.net

Deal ledger

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Company balances

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Selected network of major disclosed transactions where a named operating technology company active in AI, cloud AI, AI chips, models, robotics or AI infrastructure supplied a company-specific amount to another such company; 16 deal rows and 16 company rows, research current through 2026-09-01, all amounts nominal USD. Not an exhaustive census: venture funds, banks, sovereign funds, individuals, undisclosed checks, aggregate-only rounds and commercial cloud/chip purchase contracts are excluded. For a pair, the latest disclosed cumulative figure is used rather than re-adding earlier tranches. Some 2025–2026 entries are commitments or up-to ceilings, as marked. Closed-network net of $0 is an accounting identity.

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