On Wednesday, Oracle, in partnership with OpenAI, released multiple press releases detailed revised plans for the construction of “Project Jupiter,” a brand new A.I. data center currently being built in Santa Teresa, New Mexico.
The data center, which is expected to cost nearly $165 billion, has still yet to be approved be the New Mexico Environmental Department, even after being discussed upon in both Doña Ana County and New Mexico state government for nearly 10 months.
The new proposals are heavily focused on the soon-to-be data center’s energy efficiency, with Oracle claiming that this new plan has the data center expected to reduce nitrogen oxide emmisions by around 92%…