US EditionOpenAI and Nvidia Among Companies Building Stargate AI Infrastructure in UAE
- OpenAI, Nvidia, Oracle, Cisco, and Emirati firm G42 announced the Stargate AI campus project in Abu Dhabi on May 22, 2025.
- The announcement followed a January commitment among these companies to invest up to $500 billion in AI infrastructure over several years.
- Stargate UAE will include a 5-gigawatt data center complex spanning 10 square miles, featuring a 1-gigawatt compute cluster managed by OpenAI and Oracle.
- OpenAI CEO Sam Altman described the initiative as a move to help bring about some of the era’s key innovations, while Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang expressed that it will drive the nation’s ambitious goals.
- The project marks OpenAI’s first international deployment under its 'OpenAI for Countries' initiative, aiming to expand sovereign AI capabilities in coordination with the U.S. government.
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’Stargate UAE’ AI datacenter to begin operation in 2026
The first phase of a massive new artificial data center in the United Arab Emirates will come online in 2026, likely with 100,000 Nvidia chips. The "Stargate UAE" project is part of a deal brokered last week by U.S. President Donald Trump to build the world's largest set of AI data centers outside the United States, despite previous U.S. restrictions on sending advanced technology to the UAE because of its close ties to China. The 10-square-mile…
The world of artificial intelligence is about to expand even further thanks to an ambitious new project called Stargate UAE. According to the original report, OpenAI and Nvidia will join several companies to build an artificial intelligence infrastructure in Abu Dhabi. This effort will complement the recent momentum to expand AI infrastructure in the United States, thus showing a global strategy on both sides of the Atlantic.
OpenAI and Nvidia among companies building Stargate AI infrastructure in UAE
OpenAI and Nvidia will join other companies to build Stargate UAE, an artificial intelligence infrastructure cluster, in a sister project to the recently unveiled push to expand AI infrastructure in the United States.
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