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Oh THAT $300B Contract With OpenAI…

Tech Brew Ride Home

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🗓️ 11 September 2025

⏱️ 20 minutes

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0:00.0

Welcome to the TechBrew Ride Home for Thursday, September 11th, 2025. I'm Brian McCullough today.

0:10.0

Well, we now know one of the big contracts that sent Oracle shares flying yesterday. It's OpenAI, of course.

0:16.0

We have another IPO pop. YouTube now has multi-language dubbing, is it risky to bet on just one version of

0:23.5

AI and a deep dive analysis of how Oracle got AI religion?

0:28.1

Here's what you miss today in the world of tech.

0:33.9

Sources say that OpenAI has signed a contract with Oracle to purchase $300 billion in computing power over roughly five years, starting in 2027, quoting the journal.

0:45.6

The deal is one of the largest cloud contracts ever signed, reflecting how spending on AI data centers is hitting new highs despite mounting concerns over a potential bubble.

0:54.0

The Oracle contract will

0:55.2

require 4.5 gigawatts of power capacity roughly comparable to the electricity produced by more

1:00.8

than two Hoover dams, or the amount consumed by about 4 million homes. The OpenAI and Oracle

1:07.0

contract, which starts in 2027, is a risky gamble for both companies.

1:11.3

Opening Eye is a money-losing startup that disclosed in June. It was generating roughly $10 billion

1:15.4

in annual revenue, less than one-fifth of the $60 billion it will have to pay on average

1:21.0

every year. Oracle is concentrating a large chunk of its future revenue on one customer

1:26.0

and will likely have to take

1:27.5

on debt to buy the AI chips needed to power the data centers. Oracle gave a first 10 of the deal

1:32.7

when it disclosed in a June filing. It had struck a cloud services agreement that would give it

1:36.7

more than $30 billion in annual revenue starting in 2027. The cloud giant will receive more yearly

1:42.3

revenue from OpenAI over time as more data centers come online.

1:46.1

OpenAI announced in July that it struck a 4.5 gigawatt deal with Oracle, but didn't disclose the size of the contract.

1:52.5

The massive OpenAI commitment extends Chief Executive Sam Altman's long history of dreaming up the seemingly impossible to solve for the host of business challenges he is facing.

2:01.3

He is also trying to build custom chips with Broadcom, create an iPhone competitor, and launch a new

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