OpenAI, Nvidia, Microsoft and the White House have jointly announced a new large-scale AI data center project. The data center will be built in Ohio, and it will be a giant AI data center complex designed to serve the growing demand for AI compute infrastructure. The project was announced jointly with backing from Nvidia and Microsoft.

The announcement confirms that the AI data center will be built in Ohio as a large AI infrastructure project. OpenAI, Nvidia and Microsoft are partnering on the project, which has backing from Nvidia and Microsoft. The giant AI data center complex will be built in Ohio, and it will be the largest AI data center complex ever built by OpenAI, Nvidia and Microsoft together.

The project represents a major investment in AI compute infrastructure. By building a giant AI data center in Ohio, the partners aim to expand the available capacity for training and serving large AI models. The new data center complex will be a giant facility, and it will support the next generation of AI systems developed by OpenAI and its partners.

A data center of this scale requires substantial compute hardware, networking and power infrastructure. The project partners have not yet disclosed the full technical specifications of the facility, including its expected power capacity, cooling architecture or the specific GPU models that will be deployed on site. Additional details about the data center’s construction timeline and expected operational capacity are expected to be released as the project progresses.

The announcement follows growing demand for AI compute capacity, as major AI developers continue to expand their infrastructure footprints. The new Ohio data center will add to this growing capacity, and it will be built with backing from Nvidia and Microsoft. The project is one of several large AI data center complexes currently under development in the United States.

The White House’s involvement in the announcement highlights the strategic importance of AI compute infrastructure at the national level. The joint announcement by OpenAI, Nvidia, Microsoft and the White House signals continued public and private sector support for expanding AI infrastructure in the United States.