#CIA AI company #OpenAI has secured significant deals for computing power, reportedly totaling $1 trillion This massive investment is driven by the company’s aggressive strategy, led by CEO #SamAltman, to secure the vast computing resources needed to build advanced artificial intelligence and win the “superintelligence” race. News reports from October 2025 confirm that OpenAI has secured commitments for computing power potentially worth $1 trillion, though this figure represents the estimated cost of the infrastructure rather than a single cash deal Key components of the deals Chip manufacturing and delivery: OpenAI has signed multi-billion dollar agreements with top chipmakers AMD and Nvidi

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AI company  #OpenAI has secured significant deals for computing power, reportedly totaling $1 trillion

This massive investment is driven by the company’s aggressive strategy, led by CEO  #SamAltman, to secure the vast computing resources needed to build advanced artificial intelligence and win the “superintelligence” race.
News reports from October 2025 confirm that OpenAI has secured commitments for computing power potentially worth $1 trillion, though this figure represents the estimated cost of the infrastructure rather than a single cash deal
Key components of the deals
Chip manufacturing and delivery: OpenAI has signed multi-billion dollar agreements with top chipmakers AMD and Nvidia. In a deal announced in October 2025, AMD will supply OpenAI with up to 6 gigawatts of its Instinct AI GPUs. An earlier deal with Nvidia in September 2025 committed Nvidia to delivering 10 gigawatts of hardware.
Datacenter projects: These deals are part of a larger infrastructure project called “Stargate,” which involves building a series of massive datacenters across the United States and abroad.Some of these datacenters are already under construction, including a flagship site in Abilene, Texas.
Other confirmed locations include sites in Lordstown, Ohio, and Milam County, Texas.

Financing structure: The deals have unusual and complex financing arrangements, leading to concerns about a possible “AI bubble”.Circular investments: Some deals involve complex arrangements where funding appears to flow in a circle among partner companies. For instance, reports indicate a $100 billion investment from Nvidia into OpenAI, which OpenAI will then use to purchase Nvidia chips.
Equity incentives: OpenAI’s agreement with AMD includes warrants that could give the company up to a 10% stake in AMD if specific chip deployment milestones are met.
Financial partners: Cloud company Oracle and Japanese conglomerate SoftBank have been named as partners in funding and building the Stargate datacenters.

Industry impact and analyst reaction
Race for AI dominance: OpenAI’s infrastructure commitment significantly exceeds that of rivals like Anthropic, highlighting the company’s “all-in” strategy.
Strain on resources: The deals place immense pressure on the supply chain for components, energy grids, and water resources required for these massive datacenters.
Bubble fears: Wall Street analysts and financial experts have expressed concerns over the circular financing and massive capital outlays, drawing comparisons to the dot-com bubble of the late 1990s.
Market validation: The deals represent a major endorsement of AMD’s AI chip efforts and pose the biggest challenge yet to Nvidia’s market dominance.

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— Michael Novakhov (@mikenov) Oct 7, 2025