“The future belongs to those who harness computing power with intelligence.” – Jensen Huang, CEO, NVIDIA
A landmark deal in cloud computing
OpenAI has entered into a monumental $300 billion cloud computing agreement with Oracle, marking one of the largest tech contracts in history. The deal spans five years and will significantly expand OpenAI’s access to computing infrastructure, crucial for powering large-scale AI models like ChatGPT.
Oracle’s big leap forward
The partnership boosts Oracle’s position in the AI race. The deal involves OpenAI purchasing around 4.5 gigawatts of power capacity equivalent to the energy consumption of nearly four million homes. Oracle’s stock surged over 40% following the news, pushing Chairman Larry Ellison’s net worth beyond $400 billion.
Powering the AI revolution
This alliance underscores the growing demand for AI-driven computing power. OpenAI’s usage of Oracle’s cloud services highlights a trend where AI firms increasingly rely on hyperscale infrastructure providers to sustain model training, deployment, and future expansion.
Strategic collaboration and challenges ahead
Oracle is partnering with data-center builder Crusoe to expand its infrastructure in several US states. OpenAI’s future depends heavily on the success of products like ChatGPT, which must maintain its rapid global adoption. Both companies face logistical and energy challenges as AI workloads continue to soar.
A defining moment for the AI ecosystem
The agreement not only positions Oracle as a major player in AI infrastructure but also signals how cloud alliances will define the next era of artificial intelligence growth worldwide.

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