Today on the podcast, I want to talk about Oracle and Open AI, who recently we found Open

AI has agreed to pay Oracle $30 billion.

This is an absolutely insane, you know, announcement basically.

But the interesting thing was right after it came out, it basically came up because Oracle

released some filings to the SEC where they said,

you know, we have a $30 billion contract. And based off of that, Oracle's stock price skyrocketed,

making the owner of Oracle the second richest man in the world after Elon Musk. So all of this is

part of a much bigger $500 billion project, which the Wall Street Journal yesterday said was delayed and is off to a bad start.

What exactly are they building that cost this much money?

Who is the customer for this $30 billion?

All of that we're going to be breaking down on the podcast today.

And of course, all of the drama from the Wall Street Journal saying that maybe this is, you know, smoke and mirrors off to a bad start.

This isn't going to be as good as you basically were told when they made this big kind of Stargate announcement earlier this year.

So we're going to be diving into all of that.

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let's get into this $30 billion deal that's going on with Oracle and opening act. So basically,

Wall Street Journal reports that,

you know, everything is not going to plan with the $500 billion stargate announcement that

Sam Altman, Oracle and SoftBank made earlier this year. Sam Altman came on and essentially

cleared the air. He went on Twitter and said, quote, we have signed a deal for

an additional 4.5 gigawatts of capacity with Oracle as part of Stargate. Easy to throw around

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