US EditionDenver Data Center Developer Reveals Openai, Oracle Partnership
The $15 billion Lighthouse project will create 4,000 construction jobs and 1,000 permanent positions while supporting AI innovation with 4.5 gigawatts of energy capacity, officials said.
- On Wednesday, OpenAI, Oracle and Vantage Data Centers announced the Port Washington, Wisconsin campus named Lighthouse, to be operated by Oracle and OpenAI as part of Stargate.
- Stargate, a program of up to $500 billion, aims to drive U.S. artificial intelligence leadership and links Lighthouse to multigigawatt capacity plans including SoftBank Group.
- Vantage plans four data center buildings with over a gigawatt of AI capacity, using Lake Michigan water and a closed-loop cooling system, while creating jobs and seeking zero-emission energy.
- Dozens of city meetings hashed out annexations, zoning and a $458 million Tax Incremental Financing package as hundreds of residents voiced concerns and Microsoft canceled a nearby project earlier this month.
- Construction will begin soon, likely mid-November, Vantage Data Centers says the Wisconsin campus is scheduled for completion in 2028, with a $1.4 billion, roughly-100-mile power line planned to transmit energy.
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Port Washington data center campus will be $15B hub for OpenAI, Oracle 'Stargate' program
OpenAI and Oracle are behind the massive data center campus in Port Washington, a Wednesday statement from Vantage Data Centers confirmed. The post Port Washington data center campus will be $15B hub for OpenAI, Oracle ‘Stargate’ program appeared first on WPR.
Oracle and OpenAI's Stargate will run Port Washington data center
PORT WASHINGTON, Wis. — The end users have been revealed for the data center campus planned by Vantage Data Centers: Oracle and OpenAI will operate the Port Washington site for a Stargate expansion. The $15 billion project dubbed Lighthouse will generate 4,000 construction jobs and 1,000 long-term positions. “These types of supercomputers make our manufacturing even more competitive than it ever was,” Dale Kooyenga, President of the Metropolitan…
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