Larry Ellison, the founder of Oracle, stated that the ambitious artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure initiative known as Stargate is instrumental in advancing the development of a cancer vaccine. This week, President Donald Trump revealed that Oracle, OpenAI, and Softbank have partnered to establish Stargate, which aims to create data centers across the U. S. to support AI development. Ellison, who also serves as Oracle's chief technology officer, mentioned in a recent interview that the company is utilizing resources from OpenAI and Softbank to work on a cancer vaccine. TRUMP ANNOUNCES 'HISTORIC' AI INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECT INVOLVING SOFTBANK, OPENAI, AND ORACLE "One of the most thrilling projects we're engaged in—again, leveraging tools provided by Sam and Masa—is our cancer vaccine, " Ellison shared during a press conference with Trump in the White House's Roosevelt Room on Tuesday. He explained that early cancer detection could be achieved through a simple blood test, with AI used to analyze the results and detect potentially life-threatening cancers. "Furthermore, once we gene-sequence the cancer tumor, we can create a personalized vaccine tailored to each individual, thereby immunizing them against that specific cancer, " Ellison elaborated. "Furthermore, this mRNA vaccine can be produced robotically using AI in roughly 48 hours. " US CEOS ARE ‘FULL OF HOPE’ THAT TRUMP WILL DRIVE ‘AMAZING GROWTH’ FOR BUSINESSES He remarked, "Imagine being able to detect cancer early and develop a customized vaccine for your specific cancer within a mere 48 hours. This encapsulates the potential of AI and the optimism for future advancements. " The project is set to begin with an initial investment of $100 billion, with an eye towards expanding to $500 billion over the next four years.

The first data center under this initiative will be established in Texas, with plans for expansion into additional states. Trump described it as "the largest AI infrastructure project, by far, in history. " In preparation for his second term, Trump is actively seeking private business investments in the U. S. Recently, Softbank's Masayoshi Son joined Trump in announcing a $100 billion investment in America, which aims to create 100, 000 new jobs. GET FOX BUSINESS ON THE GO BY CLICKING HERE A White House official informed FOX Business that following the election, Trump has successfully secured $1 trillion in private investment across various U. S. projects.