OpenAI宣布在佐治亚州规划3.2GW数据中心项目

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时段:2026-07-22 23:00–23:30(Asia/Shanghai),共 45 段
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[23:01] Start about, is that going to scare off customers or something like that based on the numbers?
[23:02] Today's big number, more than $30 billion that's how much open AI is paying to spend on a build out of this massive new data.
[23:02] Sen in Savannah, Georgia, a story you reported this morning, lots of readership here. What do we need to know, where does this fit in with the open AI infrastructure?
[23:02] Look, and part of OpenI's infrastructure plan is just getting more as quickly as they can.
[23:02] Two interesting things that we see in the way that they're announcing and doing this data center, one is that this in this case, they have designed and are designed.
[23:02] ing the data center and went out and secured the power contract themselves This is a bit of a change from what we saw earlier on in their.
[23:02] Strucd deals in the earlier stargate things where they were relying a little bit more on partners and then moving into compute that was already.
[23:02] Kind of developed for them here, they're doing that design work. And when I spoke to their head of Compute, Sainkasi yesterday.
[23:02] Look like you know we've done a couple of these now we know what we want, we have a specific design that works and the other interesting thing he told me is that you know,
[23:03] Over time, they're hoping to have us design that they can standardize and then open source and share with other people he mentioned kind of similar.
[23:03] The Open Comp project that Meta developed in 2011, he thinks it's better for Open AI, and better for the end.
[23:03] If there's some sort of standardization around what people need for these AI data centers, the other thing that we're seeing.
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