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Oracle reported to buy 400,000 Nvidia chips for first Stargate data center
Oracle Corp. is buying $40 billion worth of Nvidia Corp. chips to build a data center for OpenAI, the Financial Times reported today. The deal is believed to involve about 400,000 GB200 Grace Blackwell processors. Each chip combines two of Nvidia’s latest Blackwell B200 graphics cards with a 72-core central processing unit.
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