Oracle to Invest $100 Billion in 2000 Data Centers with NVIDIA AI Superclusters

Oracle plans to use 130,000+ NVIDIA GPUs and three nuclear reactors to power its massive AI infrastructure expansion.

Oracle will spend over $100 billion in the next four years to build more than 2000 data centers, significantly increasing from the current 162.
NVIDIA will receive 40% of Oracle's investment, supplying over 130,000 Blackwell AI GPUs for new superclusters.
The new AI superclusters will achieve up to 2.4 zettaFLOPS of performance using NVIDIA's Blackwell GPUs, making them among the most powerful in the world.
Oracle's largest data centers will be powered by three small modular nuclear reactors, highlighting the scale and energy demands of the project.
The expansion aims to meet the growing demand for AI infrastructure, with Oracle expecting continued growth in AI model training and deployment over the next decade.