Oracle to Power AI Data Center with Bloom Energy Fuel Cells
On April 28, Oracle and BorderPlex Digital Assets announced that they will use Bloom Energy's fuel cells to provide comprehensive power support for the Project Jupiter AI data center campus, which is set to cost billions of dollars and is located in New Mexico, USA. This collaboration is a significant outcome of the previously announced deepening of their strategic partnership. The campus will install Bloom Energy fuel cells with a total capacity of up to 2.45 gigawatts, replacing the original plan that included gas turbines and diesel generators, and will integrate the entire data center into a single microgrid campus. (Dongxin News Agency)
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