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Data-center partner in the Stargate project; building the first multi-GW campus in Abilene, Texas.

Austin, TX, US · 1977 · ORCL
Milestone note Oct 10, 2026

Oracle may truck gas to its $165B Stargate campus — at 100 MW, one trailer lasts about 40 minutes

Oracle is considering trucking compressed natural gas to Project Jupiter in New Mexico to run its early phases while the pipeline meant to supply it is delayed, Bloomberg reported on October 8. Oracle has done this before in Utah and Texas. An analyst estimated a large trailer would be exhausted in about 40 minutes at 100 MW of demand, against a campus planned for about 2.45 GW, with delivered gas at several times the hub price.

Milestone note Sep 25, 2026

Oracle invoked force majeure on its $165B Stargate campus — because a gas pipeline couldn't cross state land

Oracle sent a force majeure notice on September 24 to Blue Owl, developer of Project Jupiter, the $165 billion Stargate data-center campus in New Mexico. New Mexico's land commissioner twice rejected right-of-way for the natural-gas pipeline meant to power the site, delaying construction by about six months. Oracle is staying on as tenant; the notice lets it defer payments if the campus misses its 2028 target. The project's debt was already trading below 90 cents on the dollar.

Milestone note Jan 2025

Stargate Project announced ($500B)

Reached

OpenAI / Oracle / SoftBank — A $500B, ~10 GW US data-center program was announced, with the first multi-GW campus rising in Abilene, Texas — the largest compute buildout ever committed. In Sep 2026 the programme's constraint showed up at a second campus: Oracle sent a force majeure notice to Blue Owl, developer of Project Jupiter, the $165B Stargate site in New Mexico, after the state land commissioner twice (March and July 2026) rejected right-of-way for the natural-gas pipeline meant to power it, a delay of about six months. Oracle is not leaving as tenant; the notice lets it defer payments if the campus misses its 2028 target. The binding input was gas, not chips. In October Oracle said it was considering trucking compressed gas to run Jupiter's early phases until Energy Transfer's pipeline arrives, reportedly now February 2027; one analyst estimated a large trailer would last about 40 minutes at 100 MW, and delivered gas would cost several times the hub price.