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OpenAI and Oracle’s Stargate Abilene: 450,000 GB200 GPUs to Power AI Supercluster

Oracle Chairman Larry Ellison announced during his Oracle AI World keynote that the OpenAI partnership will deploy over 450,000 Nvidia GB200 GPUs at the Abilene, Texas data center. The massive deployment will consume 1.2 gigawatts of power, equivalent to powering one million American homes.

In a landmark announcement that signals the accelerating scale of artificial intelligence infrastructure, Oracle CTO and Chairman Larry Ellison revealed during his Oracle AI World keynote that the company’s partnership with OpenAI will deploy more than 450,000 Nvidia GB200 GPUs at the Stargate Abilene data center campus. This represents one of the largest single AI infrastructure deployments ever announced, highlighting the massive computational requirements of next-generation AI models.

Unprecedented Scale of GPU Deployment

by Natalie Brooks
Business SoftwareCloud Computing

Windows 10 Support Ends: How to Secure Microsoft’s Free Extended Security Updates Now

Microsoft has officially ended support for Windows 10 as of October 14, 2025. While your PC will continue to function, security updates have ceased. Here’s how to upgrade to Windows 11 or enroll in Microsoft’s Extended Security Updates program for free protection.

After years of warnings, Microsoft has officially ended support for Windows 10 as of Tuesday, October 14, 2025. This means the operating system that powered millions of personal computers worldwide will no longer receive critical security updates, technical assistance, or free software patches. While your existing Windows 10 installation will continue to function, the security implications are significant enough that Microsoft strongly recommends transitioning to newer solutions.

What Windows 10 Support Ending Actually Means

by Natalie Brooks
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Ireland Advances AI Factory Antenna and National Supercomputer Projects

Ireland is advancing two major computing initiatives with €10m funding for an AI Factory Antenna and a new national supercomputer. These projects will connect Irish innovators to European AI networks and enhance computing capacity for research and development.

Ireland is making significant strides in high-performance computing with two major initiatives that promise to transform the country’s artificial intelligence and research capabilities. The Irish AI Factory Antenna has secured €10 million in combined European and national funding, while the University of Galway has signed a hosting agreement for a new national supercomputer. These developments position Ireland as an emerging player in Europe’s digital infrastructure landscape, according to recent analysis of European tech investments.

Substantial Funding for AI Infrastructure

by Natalie Brooks
Cloud ComputingInfrastructure

Penzance Breaks Ground on Major Data Center in Chantilly, Virginia’s Premier Tech Corridor

Real estate developer Penzance has commenced construction on Chantilly Premier, a 402,000 square foot data center in Northern Virginia’s premier technology corridor. The fully leased facility represents significant expansion in the world’s largest data center market with delivery expected in 2027.

Penzance has officially broken ground on a major data center development in Chantilly, Virginia, advancing the company’s strategic expansion within the world’s most significant data center market. The Chantilly Premier project, situated in Northern Virginia’s renowned Data Center Alley, represents a substantial investment in digital infrastructure that will support growing demand for cloud computing and artificial intelligence capabilities.

Project Specifications and Development Timeline

by Darren Holt