TechFlow News, March 7: According to Reuters, OpenAI and Oracle have decided to abandon plans to expand a large-scale AI data center in Texas, U.S. Negotiations between the two parties over the project had stalled for an extended period due to financing issues and evolving requirements from OpenAI. Sources familiar with the matter said that after negotiations ultimately collapsed, an opportunity arose for Meta’s involvement. Meta is now considering leasing the data center site in Abilene, Texas—originally intended for OpenAI’s expansion—from developer Crusoe. It is reported that NVIDIA played a facilitating role in connecting Meta with the developer.
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