On Tuesday, President Trump announced a partnership among OpenAI, SoftBank, and Oracle aimed at developing over $100 billion in computing infrastructure to support artificial intelligence initiatives. This initiative, named Stargate, is part of a larger trend of substantial investments from tech companies in U. S. data centers—massive facilities housing servers that deliver computing power. Stargate has the potential to invest as much as $500 billion over four years. The three companies will be contributing capital to the venture, which will also welcome other investors and begin with ten data centers currently being built in Texas. The unveiling of this joint venture serves as an early success for Mr. Trump, even though discussions to establish the venture began before he assumed office on Monday. He has pledged to boost the production of domestically-made A. I. to rival China in the global technology arena.
On Monday, he also revoked an executive order from former President Joseph R. Biden Jr. that mandated safety standards and other requirements for government A. I. applications. During a press briefing on Tuesday, Mr. Trump stated that he intends to eliminate obstacles to facilitate the construction of additional data centers. He mentioned he would issue "emergency declarations" to enable Stargate to produce its own electricity, although he did not provide specific details on this plan.
Trump Partners with OpenAI, SoftBank, and Oracle for $100 Billion AI Infrastructure Initiative
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