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Anthropic has just announced a partnership with SpaceX to access over 220,000 NVIDIA GPUs and will immediately use this new computing power to increase usage limits for both Claude Code and API. Here's what's changing and why it matters to users. Why Did Anthropic Partner with SpaceX? In recent months, Anthropic has continuously signed large-scale computing agreements with Amazon, Google, Microsoft, and NVIDIA. This time, the company has added another unexpected name: SpaceX. According to the announcement on May 6, Anthropic signed an agreement to use the entire computing capacity at SpaceX's Colossus 1 data center, equivalent to over 300 megawatts of power and more than 220,000 NVIDIA GPUs. This entire capacity will be put into use within one month and will directly improve the experience for Claude Pro and Claude Max users. Colossus 1 is SpaceX's AI data center, currently one of the largest GPU clusters in the world. Anthropic is the sole tenant of its entire capacity. Specific Changes to Usage Limits Thanks to the new computing resources, Anthropic has implemented three changes effective immediately from the announcement date Doubling Hourly Claude Code Limits The 5-hour rate limit for Claude Code is doubled for Pro, Max, Team, and Enterprise plans. If you previously could only run 10 complex Claude Code commands, this is now doubled to 20, which will be significantly helpful. However, it's important to note that the weekly limit remains unchanged, so while increasing the 5-hour limit allows for more intensive work in a short period, it might cause you to hit the weekly cap faster. Removing Peak Hour Limits Previously, Claude Code automatically reduced usage limits during peak hours (typically from 9 AM to 3 PM) for Pro and Max accounts. This limit has been completely removed, so users can now use Claude Code at full speed regardless of the time of day. For users who often work in the evening (which coincides with US peak hours), this change is likely to have the most noticeable impact. Significantly Increasing API Limits for Claude Opus Models The API rate limit for Claude Opus models has been significantly increased. Details of the multiplier increase are published by Anthropic in the following table: This change is particularly important for developers building applications on the Claude Code platform Anthropic's Overall Computing Strategy The agreement with SpaceX is not an isolated move. In recent months, Anthropic has built a remarkable infrastructure portfolio: An agreement for up to 5 gigawatts with Amazon, with nearly 1 GW operational before the end of 2026 A 5 GW agreement with Google and Broadcom, expected to be operational from 2027 Strategic partnerships with Microsoft and NVIDIA, including $30 billion in Azure capacity A $50 billion investment in AI infrastructure in the US with Fluidstack And now, over 300 megawatts from SpaceX's Colossus 1 data center Anthropic runs Claude on various hardware platforms — AWS Trainium, Google TPUs, and NVIDIA GPUs — and states that it continues to seek additional computing power sources. Notably, within the framework of the agreement with SpaceX, both parties also expressed interest in developing orbital AI computing capabilities, i.e., placing GPUs on satellites. This is still a very early-stage idea, but if realized, it would be a major turning point for global AI infrastructure. Expanding to International Markets A portion of the expanded computing capacity will be used to serve international enterprise customers, especially in sectors requiring local data storage such as finance, healthcare, and government. The agreement with Amazon also includes additional inference capacity in Asia and Europe. Anthropic also emphasized that it only expands to countries with democratic legal frameworks and secure hardware supply chains, demonstrating a cautious stance amid increasingly fierce geopolitical competition in AI. What Does This Mean for Claude Users in Vietnam? From a practical perspective, the three changes to usage limits directly benefit those who use Claude Code daily — especially programmers and individuals who work continuously with Claude Code. The removal of peak hour limits also means that the experience for users in Vietnam (whose time zone often coincides with peak load periods in the US) will be more stable. In the long term, greater computing power often means the ability to deploy more powerful models at lower costs. This is the foundation for Anthropic to continue competing with OpenAI and Google in the 2026 AI race. Anthropic is Always Evolving Anthropic is seriously investing in infrastructure, and the partnership with SpaceX is the latest step in that strategy. The most immediate result users can feel is that Claude Code will be less restricted, and API speeds will certainly improve. In the long run, the computing race among major AI companies promises many more interesting developments in 2026.