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Sources: OpenAI has, in practice, abandoned its Stargate JV in favor of large bilateral deals; execs say its guiding principle remains to “build more compute”

Chief executive Sam Altman's flexible approach to infrastructure projects is unsettling partners but boosting computing lead

Financial Times

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  • @carlquintanilla Carl Quintanilla on bluesky
    (FT) - OpenAI's $500bn Stargate plan to secure computing power is being reworked and, in places, abandoned.  —  @financialtimes.com  —  www.ft.com/content/664a...
  • @firstadopter Tae Kim on x
    FT on OpenAI: “When Stargate launched, the company set a goal of locking in 10GW of capacity — roughly equivalent to 10 nuclear power stations — at a cost of about $500 billion by the end of the decade. The company now aims to beat that target. It claims to have already secured
  • @edzitron.com Ed Zitron on bluesky
    So after a little under a year and a half of people telling me that Stargate was a “$500bn project backed by the US government” it comes out that it “maybe never really existed,” just like I always said [embedded post]