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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
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OpenAI Broadcom Partnership: Custom AI Chips for Future Models

OpenAI has officially partnered with semiconductor giant Broadcom to co-develop custom AI chips designed for future AI models. The collaboration aims to reduce dependency on Nvidia while improving performance and efficiency for large language models. First systems are planned for 2026 with wider rollout by 2029.

OpenAI Broadcom Partnership for Custom AI Chips

OpenAI has officially partnered with semiconductor giant Broadcom to co-develop custom AI chips designed to supercharge its next generation of large language models. This strategic move goes far beyond just making results appear faster, as OpenAI aims to gain control over the hardware that powers AI, reduce dependency on Nvidia, and build the foundation for the technology that drives the next generation of AI capabilities.

by Natalie Brooks
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Renesas Unit Sale: $2B Data Center and 5G Timing Components Division on the Market

** Renesas is reportedly considering selling its timing components division, which supplies critical parts for data centers and 5G infrastructure. The potential $2B deal emerges as NVIDIA’s DGX Spark, hailed by Elon Musk, redefines AI computing efficiency with Grace Blackwell architecture. **CONTENT:**

Renesas Electronics is exploring a strategic sale of its timing components unit, which supplies essential parts for data centers and 5G networks, in a transaction that could value the division at approximately $2 billion. This move highlights the shifting dynamics in semiconductor markets, where companies are streamlining portfolios to focus on core growth areas. The timing components segment provides critical clock and synchronization solutions that ensure reliable performance in high-speed computing and telecommunications infrastructure.

by Darren Holt
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Salesforce Expands OpenAI and Anthropic AI Partnerships in Agentforce 360 Integration

Salesforce is expanding its strategic AI partnerships with OpenAI and Anthropic to integrate their advanced models directly into Agentforce 360. The enhanced collaboration will enable customers to access these AI capabilities through ChatGPT interfaces. This development coincides with NVIDIA’s announcement of DGX Spark, the world’s smallest AI supercomputer.

Salesforce is significantly expanding its artificial intelligence partnerships with both OpenAI and Anthropic to embed their advanced AI models directly into the Agentforce 360 platform. The strategic enhancement will enable customers to access these powerful AI capabilities through ChatGPT interfaces, marking a substantial evolution in enterprise AI accessibility and functionality.

Salesforce AI Partnership Expansion Details

by Natalie Brooks
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Meta Hires Thinking Labs Co-Founder Andrew Tulloch in AI Talent Acquisition Push

Meta Platforms has successfully recruited Andrew Tulloch, co-founder of Mira Murati’s Thinking Labs, as the company intensifies its artificial intelligence talent acquisition. The move comes just days after Thinking Labs launched its first product Tinker. This hiring represents Meta’s latest strategic poaching of top AI researchers from competitors.

Meta Platforms has secured another major victory in the artificial intelligence talent wars, successfully hiring Thinking Labs co-founder Andrew Tulloch as the social media giant accelerates its AI research and development efforts. The recruitment comes at a critical moment for both companies, with Meta Platforms working to close the gap with AI leaders and Thinking Labs having just launched its inaugural product.

Meta’s Strategic AI Talent Acquisition

by Darren Holt
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Meta Hires Thinking Labs Co-Founder Andrew Tulloch in AI Talent Push

Meta Platforms has recruited Thinking Labs co-founder Andrew Tulloch as part of its intensified AI talent acquisition strategy. The move comes amid Meta’s broader effort to compete in artificial intelligence development against rivals like OpenAI and Google DeepMind.

Meta Platforms has successfully recruited Andrew Tulloch, co-founder of Mira Murati’s Thinking Labs, in the latest high-profile hiring as the social media giant intensifies its artificial intelligence talent acquisition drive. The Australian AI research specialist’s move to Meta Platforms represents another significant personnel shift in the competitive AI landscape, coming just days after Thinking Labs launched its first product, Tinker.

Meta’s Strategic AI Talent Acquisition

by Natalie Brooks