Openai needs a lot of data centers. It has signed a $ 300 billion deal with Oracle

Below is a new price for the order Power and Computing Energy for Data Centers: 300 billion dollars. This is the amount of Chatgpt Maker Openai to spend with Oracle over the course of five years to continue its early success.

The deal, which will be one of the largest cloud computing contracts, has been announced by both Wall Street Magazine and New York Times Wednesday.

The contract with Oracle will require the delivery of up to 4.5 GB of power capacity, which the magazine says is almost equivalent to two Hoover’s dams or the amount you use 4 million homes. Reports said that the deal would enter into force in 2027.

Openai did not respond to our request for comment. Oracle refused to comment.

According to research reports, the number of data centers in the United States Almost From 2021 to 2024, the demand for more databases will be established 9 % rises Until 2030. It is expected that these facilities are expected Weakness of many electricity By 2035 as they do today.

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In the past, Openai exclusively relied on Microsoft Azure, but began to diversify its cloud wallet.

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In January, Openai announced a formation Stargate projectA new company that will invest $ 500 billion over a period of four years to build an Amnesty International – i.e. data centers – with partners including Oracle, Microsoft, NVIDIA and Softbank. In July, Openai and Oracle advertise An agreement to develop 4.5 GB of the ability of the data center for Stargate, beyond 10 Gigawatts in the January Declaration.

The Stargate facility is under construction at the sprawling site in Abelene, Texas.

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