Open agreed to pay 30b before the data center services a year

Openi is an Oracle Deal for the Oracle Deal for Data Center services. Last month revealed, Wall Street Journal Reported Monday. Now openly CEO sam confirmed the details of Ultman Agreement (but not the amount of dollars) An X post Tuesday and it A company blog post.

Oracle revealed on June 30 to buy stock One second filing The signed by a cloud transaction was signed in revenues a year. However, the company did not say what services it was. The second richest richest name ever in the world has contributed to Oracle’s stock, According to Bloomberg.

Speculation In identity Customer when people wonder that people will be new to $ 30 bill a year in the Data Center services a year. For comparison, the value of $ 24.5 billion in 2025 in 2025 will be sold in combination with all customers in 2025, It has been reported In June.

The Oracle contract is 50000 billion worth $ 500 billion data-center-building project, Oraci, Oracle and SoftBank. (Apparently, 30 billion transaction is not included in the softb.)

The WSJ reports 4.5 Gigwat is equivalent to two hoover damps and is enough for about four million homes.

This is not a straight winning win. Opo, Oracle should still build this monster data center, it will be expensive effort in cash and energy. They do so on the same way on the Abileine on the Abilite of Abiline in Texas.

Meanwhile, Oracle spents $ 21.2 billion in the last fiscal sales of $ 21.2 billion in the last fiscal, CEO Safri Cats CEO Safra Cats Reported in JuneIt expects to spend about $ 25 billion this year. So, about $ 50 billion, mostly spent in data centers (in addition to the needs of the area, they support other customers that make money in accordance with the needs of Oracle.

Openi has recently scored $ 10 billion in the last month, last month, in the last month. In the last year last year, $ 5.5 billion. This single commitment to Oracle is already brought to the currently brought in the currently, not only the company’s other expenses and its current data center commitments.