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Oracle Issues Force Majeure Notice on Stargate’s Project Jupiter AI Data Center in New Mexico
Matched: OpenAI
Oracle issued a force majeure notice to the developer of Project Jupiter, a Stargate AI data center in New Mexico, allowing it to delay payments if the facility misses its 2028 launch target. Oracle insists the project is on schedule and it remains committed to the state. The campus has faced setbacks tied to energy supply, including pipeline delays and a pending air-quality permit for its Bloom Energy fuel cell system.
Greek PM Mitsotakis Pitches Greece to Silicon Valley While Admitting AI Leaves Governments Unprepared
Matched: OpenAI
Greek PM Mitsotakis pitched Greece as a tech-friendly destination at a San Francisco event, highlighting EU recovery funds spent on digital infrastructure, including a supercomputer and data centers from Microsoft and AWS. He acknowledged AI poses questions governments aren't ready for, warning job displacement will come faster than societies can handle, and suggested Greece's planned social media ban for under-15s may already be outdated given AI's addictive potential.
Anthropic Signs $45B Compute Deal With British Infrastructure Firm Nscale
Matched: OpenAI
Anthropic has signed a $45 billion, six-year compute deal with British AI infrastructure firm Nscale, which will supply capacity built on Nvidia's Vera Rubin chips from a West Virginia data center, with services expected to begin in late 2027. The agreement is part of Anthropic's aggressive recent expansion, which has also included deals with Volta, AMD, SpaceX, Amazon, Google, and Broadcom over the past eight months.
Top U.S. States for AI Data Centers And Infrastructure Growth
Matched: Artificial Intelligence
A TRG Datacenters study ranks Virginia, Ohio, Tennessee, Georgia, and Texas as the top five U.S. states for AI data center growth, weighing capacity, electricity use, and environmental pressures. Virginia topped the index despite lacking the most facilities, while Texas ranked fifth despite leading in large sites, partly because nearly 59% of its facilities sit in high water-stress areas. Ohio led in total power capacity at 1,410 megawatts. The findings highlight that resource availability increasingly determines where AI infrastructure can sustainably expand.