OpenAI 与 SB Energy、NVIDIA 合作在俄亥俄州 Pike County 建设数据中心
OpenAI has entered into an agreement to utilize capacity at the PORTS-Pike Technology Data Center in Pike County, Ohio, working with SB Energy, NVIDIA, and the
OpenAI 宣布达成协议，使用位于俄亥俄州 Pike County 的 PORTS-Pike Technology Data Center 算力容量，合作方包括 SB Energy、NVIDIA 和美国能源部。SB Energy 将承担为该数据中心服务的全部电网升级和新建输电线路费用，避免成本转嫁给俄亥俄州及其他地区用户；数据中心采用闭环风冷系统循环用水，预计用水量显著低于历史上 Portsmouth 气体扩散工厂的用量。项目预计在截至 2032 年的六年建设期内创造 35,000 个建筑岗位和 2,500 个长期运营岗位，并带来 8,000 万美元初始社区投资，其中 OpenAI 出资 4,000 万美元、SB Energy 已有 4,000 万美元承诺。OpenAI 还将在 2026–2027 学年向约 844,000 名符合条件的俄亥俄州高校及技术学校 18 岁以上学生提供最高 8,400 万美元的 Codex 额度。
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OpenAI has entered into an agreement to utilize capacity at the PORTS-Pike Technology Data Center in Pike County, Ohio, working with SB Energy, NVIDIA, and the U.S. Department of Energy.
Pike County helped power American industry in the last century. Here’s how we’ll ensure this project becomes a catalyst for future jobs, investment, and long-term opportunity in Southern Ohio.
- SB Energy will pay the full cost of all grid upgrades and new transmission lines needed to serve the data center so the costs aren’t shifted to Ohio or other ratepayers in the region. - This data center will use closed-loop, air-cooled cooling systems that recirculate water rather than relying on cooling towers that continuously consume water. It is expected to use significantly less water than was historically used by the Portsmouth gaseous diffusion plant. - The project is expected to create 35,000 construction jobs during its six-year buildout through 2032 and 2,500 long-term operating jobs, with a focus on local workers, contractors, suppliers, trades, and service providers. - We will enable an initial combined community investment of $80 million: $40 million from OpenAI for priorities defined by the local community alongside SB Energy’s existing $40 million commitment. The project is also expected to generate hundreds of millions of dollars in state and local tax revenue over its lifetime, with local property taxes primarily supporting public schools. - OpenAI will make up to $84 million in Codex credits available to approximately 844,000 eligible Ohio college, community college, and technical school students aged 18 and older during the 2026–2027 academic year. - Each year, we will publish a report on our progress, and local input will help shape the Ohio Community Compact.