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OpenAI Plans $20 Billion Data Center Campus in Effingham County

14 reports, 6 independent Updated Aug 27
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OpenAI is planning a $20 billion data center campus in Effingham County, Georgia. The project involves a partnership with Georgia Power, which has been selected to power the facility. The proposed campus relies on surface water drawn from the Savannah River.

From bryancountynews.com, wtoc.com

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The project is contingent on Effingham County having granted a massive tax break for the development. Leaders in Effingham County negotiated the terms of the project, which was finalized through a series of closed-door discussions before the public announcement.

From wtoc.com

Who's involved

  • OpenAIDeveloping the massive $20 billion AI data center campus.
  • Effingham CountyHost county providing land and local incentives for the project.
  • Savannah RiverThe river whose surface water is required for the project's cooling systems.
  • Georgia PowerThe electric utility contracted to provide power for the data center campus.

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  1. OpenAI is seeking land in Effingham County, Georgia, for a massive data center project.Sub-event
  2. OpenAI signed an agreement with Georgia Power to power its massive data center campus in Effingham County.Sub-event
  3. Project Camellia, located in Effingham County, is being powered by Georgia Power.Sub-event
  4. Effingham County granted a massive tax break for the data center project.1 source
  5. The proposed $20 billion data center in Effingham County relies on surface water from the Savannah River.1 source
  6. Georgia Power is serving a data center campus located in Effingham County.Sub-event
  7. OpenAI is planning a massive $20 billion data center campus in Effingham County.1 source

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