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OpenAI's $500 billion Interstellar Gate project is being adjusted, and some projects have even been abandoned.
Golden Finance reports that OpenAI is increasingly relying on third-party service providers, favoring leasing computing power over building and owning facilities.
An individual involved in the early stages of data center construction said, “Now I don’t even know what ‘Stargate’ means. I think this term is completely outdated.”
This constantly changing strategy reflects OpenAI’s overall style of operation.
From core technology to partnerships, the company adopts multiple layouts and then abandons all non-optimal options.
A person close to the company said this approach largely stems from CEO Sam Altman’s “venture capital mindset.”
People familiar with the “Stargate” changes indicated that, in fact, OpenAI has abandoned its original joint venture model (Note: this was the $500 billion joint project between OpenAI, Oracle, Abu Dhabi’s MGX fund, and Japan’s SoftBank), and is instead seeking a series of large bilateral deals.
However, OpenAI executives say the core guiding principle remains “building more computing power.”
(Global Market Broadcast)