OpenAI's $100 Billion Texas Stargate Data Center Will Reportedly Employ Just 57 People With $57,600 Annual Salaries
OpenAI is making big moves with its $100 billion Stargate project. Still, despite its massive price tag, the first data ...
OpenAI targets higher education in the US with ChatGPT rollout at California State University
Rival Alphabet has already been expanding into the education sector, where it has announced a US$120 million (S$162 million) ...
Texas' largest university strikes a deal to test a cleaner way to power AI
Texas A&M plans to be a test bed for small nuclear reactors that could help meet the state's skyrocketing electricity demand ...
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OpenAI CFO: Stargate targeting multiple locations in Texas, considering AI data centers in Pennsylvania, Oregon, and Wisconsin
The first data center complex has been underway since last year, a Crusoe site on Lancium's campus, fully leased by Oracle ...
Texas governor orders ban on DeepSeek, RedNote for government devices
Texas ordered a ban on the Chinese AI startup DeepSeek on government devices days after the popular chatbot has shook investors and the tech community in recent weeks for its ability to compete with O ...
ChatGPT to take over US classrooms with OpenAI rolling out AI for 500,000 students in California State University
OpenAI, the Microsoft-backed artificial intelligence research firm, is set to launch its AI-powered chatbot across all 23 ...
$500B AI infrastructure investment set to transform Texas
Texas is set to become a major AI hub with a $500 billion investment in the Stargate Project, featuring colossal data centers ...
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OpenAI's $100 Billion Texas Stargate Data Center Will Reportedly Employ Just 57 People With $57,600 Annual Salaries
For example, Microsoft's data centers across Texas employ just 325 people, and most job opportunities are tied to temporary construction work. OpenAI has bigger plans for Stargate beyond Abilene.
Abbott bars Texas officials from using DeepSeek, RedNote on government devices
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) banned state officials from using Chinese-owned technology such as DeepSeek and RedNote on government devices Friday. “Texas will not allow the Chinese Communist ...