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Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) is Oracle Corporation’s public cloud platform, selling compute, storage, networking, database and AI services out of a global network of self-built data center regions rather than reselling third-party space. As of Oracle’s own region map, Oracle’s public cloud is delivered by networks of globally distributed cloud regions that provide secure, high-performance, local environments, organized into separate, secure cloud realms, spanning 41 cloud regions across 26 countries, with independent trackers counting data centers in 24 countries and over 40 locations around the world. OCI’s defining differentiator is its “dual-region” and government/EU-sovereign realm strategy alongside a rapid, GPU-heavy AI buildout: in 2025 Oracle unveiled OCI Zettascale10, the largest AI supercomputer in the cloud, connecting hundreds of thousands of NVIDIA GPUs across multiple data centers to form multi-gigawatt clusters delivering up to 16 zettaFLOPS of peak performance, underpinning the flagship Stargate supercomputer built with OpenAI in Abilene, Texas.
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Oracle Cloud Infrastructure operates cloud regions and availability zones at the following locations:
Santiago, ChileChile Central (Santiago) - sa-santiago-1PENDING REVIEW
Valparaíso, ChileChile West (Valparaíso) - sa-valparaiso-1PENDING REVIEW
Bogotá, ColombiaColombia Central (Bogotá) - sa-bogota-1PENDING REVIEW
Paris, FranceFrance Central (Paris) - eu-paris-1PENDING REVIEW
Marseille, FranceFrance South (Marseille) - eu-marseille-1PENDING REVIEW
Frankfurt, Hesse, GermanyGermany Central (Frankfurt) - eu-frankfurt-1PENDING REVIEW This region is one of the few OCI locations built with three availability domains rather than one, giving it extra in-region resilience.
Chuncheon, South KoreaSouth Korea Central (Chuncheon) - ap-chuncheon-1PENDING REVIEW
Madrid, SpainSpain Central (Madrid) - eu-madrid-1PENDING REVIEW
Stockholm, SwedenSweden Central (Stockholm) - eu-stockholm-1PENDING REVIEW
Zurich, SwitzerlandSwitzerland North (Zurich) - eu-zurich-1PENDING REVIEW
Abu Dhabi, UAEUAE East (Abu Dhabi) - me-abudhabi-1AI DATA CENTERPENDING REVIEW Oracle is expanding this region with a Supercluster deployment of more than 4,000 Nvidia Blackwell GPUs to support sovereign AI initiatives in the Middle East.
Dubai, UAEUAE Central (Dubai) - me-dubai-1PENDING REVIEW
London, UKUK South (London) - uk-london-1PENDING REVIEW
Newport, UKUK West (Newport) - uk-cardiff-1PENDING REVIEW
Abilene, Texas, USAStargate AbileneAI DATA CENTERPENDING REVIEW This campus is Oracle's flagship AI supercomputer site built with OpenAI as part of Project Stargate, planned to run on about 1.2 gigawatts of power.
Oracle's most significant AI infrastructure investment is the Stargate campus in Abilene, Texas, built together with OpenAI, which is expected to eventually house more than 450,000 Nvidia GB200 GPUs on roughly 1.2GW of power. This facility runs on Oracle's Acceleron RoCE and InfiniBand-based OCI Zettascale10 fabric, which links hundreds of thousands of GPUs across multiple Oracle data centers into multi-gigawatt AI superclusters. Oracle is also extending this GPU-cluster approach internationally — for example, announcing a Supercluster with more than 4,000 Nvidia Blackwell GPUs for its Abu Dhabi region to support sovereign AI workloads in the Middle East.
Abilene, USAStargate AbileneAI DATA CENTERPENDING REVIEW This campus is Oracle's flagship AI supercomputer site built with OpenAI as part of Project Stargate, planned to run on about 1.2 gigawatts of power.
Abu Dhabi, UAEUAE East (Abu Dhabi) - me-abudhabi-1AI DATA CENTERPENDING REVIEW Oracle is expanding this region with a Supercluster deployment of more than 4,000 Nvidia Blackwell GPUs to support sovereign AI initiatives in the Middle East.
Common Questions
Does Oracle Cloud Infrastructure have its own AI/GPU-optimized data centers?
Yes. Oracle's OCI Zettascale10 supercluster connects hundreds of thousands of NVIDIA GPUs across multiple facilities, and its flagship deployment is the Stargate data center campus in Abilene, Texas, built with OpenAI, which is expected to house more than 450,000 Nvidia GB200 GPUs and use 1.2GW of power.
How many data center regions does Oracle Cloud Infrastructure operate?
Oracle has described its public commercial cloud as spanning 41 regions across 26 countries, with independent counts putting the total footprint at over 40 locations in about 24 countries as of recent tracking.
Is Oracle Cloud Infrastructure a hyperscaler?
Yes — Oracle is widely described in industry press as a hyperscale cloud provider, operating dozens of large, self-built commercial and government cloud regions worldwide and multi-gigawatt AI GPU clusters comparable in scale to those of AWS, Microsoft, and Google.
Does Oracle sell colocation space to customers?
No. Oracle's core commercial offering is cloud infrastructure (compute, storage, database, AI services) consumed remotely; it does not sell rack or cage colocation space to third parties in its regions.
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