Oracle Moves Gas by Trucks to Keep Its AI Data Centres on Schedule
The company is using a virtual pipeline to keep data centers running while gas and power connections lag, analysts said.
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Oracle moves gas by trucks to keep its AI data centres on schedule
Oracle is trucking compressed natural gas to AI data centres that cannot yet connect to a pipeline, at roughly four times the price of gas at a hub. Europe has the same grid bottleneck and is answering it the other way, with Spain proposing to refuse connections to any data centre not on 80% renewables […] This story continues at The Next Web
Oracle evaluates transporting compressed natural gas in trucks to supply its Jupiter Project in New Mexico, while facing infrastructure delays. The alternative has already been used elsewhere, but it can raise supply costs. *** A site near Salt Lake City received gas in trucks for more than a year, and similar deliveries supply the initial jobs of an OpenAI campus in Texas. East Daley Analytics told Bloomberg that the gas transported by road can…
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