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- Jul 22, 202590% CONFIDENCEfrom the source
OpenAI and Oracle Agree to 4.5 GW of New Stargate Capacity
- Oracle and OpenAI agreed to develop 4.5 GW of additional Stargate data center capacity in the United States[1]
- With the Stargate I site in Abilene, Texas, OpenAI put Stargate at over 5 GW under development, running over 2 million chips, and said it now expected to exceed its January pledge of $500 billion for 10 GW over four years[1]
- OpenAI estimated the additional 4.5 GW would create over 100,000 construction and operations jobs[1]
- Oracle began delivering the first NVIDIA GB200 racks to Abilene in June and OpenAI had begun early training and inference there[1]
- Reporting tied the deal to the $30 billion-a-year contract Oracle disclosed on 30 June; OpenAI confirmed the details but not the amount[3][4]
- In September OpenAI put the partnership at more than $300 billion over five years[2]
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- [1]90%openai.com/index/stargate-advances-with-partnership-with-oracleopenai.com· Posted Sep 24, 2026· Starts Jul 22, 2025 ✓· 62% of score
OpenAI's[2] post is dated 'July 22, 2025' and says 'Oracle and OpenAI have entered an agreement to develop 4.5 gigawatts of additional Stargate data center capacity'.
- [2]85%OpenAI, Oracle, and SoftBank expand Stargate with five new AI data center sitesopenai.com· Published Sep 23, 2025· 15% of score
Says the July agreement for 'up to 4.5 gigawatts' represents a partnership exceeding $300 billion over five years.[1]
- [3]85%OpenAI agreed to pay Oracle $30B a year for data center servicestechcrunch.com· Published Jul 22, 2025· 12% of score
Links the 4.5 GW agreement to the $30 billion-a-year contract Oracle disclosed on 30 June, citing the WSJ; notes Altman confirmed it but not the dollar amount.[1]
- [4]90%Oracle Form 8-K, 30 June 2025sec.gov· Published Jun 30, 2025· 11% of score
Oracle's own disclosure of a cloud agreement 'expected to contribute more than $30 billion in annual revenue starting in FY28'.[1]
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