Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
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Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) is Oracle Corporation’s public cloud platform, selling compute, storage, networking, database, and AI infrastructure as consumable services to customers rather than physical space. As of 2024-2025, OCI operates more than 45 commercial cloud regions across roughly 24 countries, plus government, sovereign EU, and dedicated regions, making it comparable in geographic footprint to Azure and AWS. What sets OCI apart is its aggressive build-out of massive, purpose-built AI/GPU superclusters — most visibly the Stargate campus in Abilene, Texas, developed with OpenAI and Crusoe, which by 2025-2026 spanned eight buildings on 1,100 acres and roughly 4 million square feet, and its OCI Zettascale10 architecture that links hundreds of thousands of NVIDIA GPUs into multi-gigawatt clusters. Oracle is also expanding a network of additional U.S. Stargate sites (Shackelford County and Milam County, Texas; Doña Ana County, New Mexico; Port Washington, Wisconsin; Saline Township, Michigan; and Lordstown, Ohio) intended to deliver several more gigawatts of AI compute capacity in partnership with OpenAI and SoftBank.
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure operates as a AI-native cloud provider and cloud provider, with facilities at the following locations:
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Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Data Center Locations
- Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia Australian Government (Canberra) Region PENDING REVIEW
This region is isolated from Oracle's other commercial hyperscale regions and built specifically for the Australian Government, including defense customers and their service providers. - Sydney, New South Wales, Australia Australia East (Sydney) Region PENDING REVIEW
- Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Australia Southeast (Melbourne) Region PENDING REVIEW
- São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil Brazil East (São Paulo) Region PENDING REVIEW
- Vinhedo, São Paulo, Brazil Brazil Southeast (Vinhedo) Region PENDING REVIEW
- Toronto, Ontario, Canada Canada Southeast (Toronto) Region PENDING REVIEW
- Montreal, Quebec, Canada Canada Southeast (Montreal) Region PENDING REVIEW
- Santiago, Chile Chile Central (Santiago) Region PENDING REVIEW
- Valparaíso Region region, Chile Chile South (Valparaíso) Region PENDING REVIEW
- Marseille, France France South (Marseille) Region PENDING REVIEW
- Paris, France France Central (Paris) Region PENDING REVIEW
Per Oracle Cloud Infrastructure's own site: This second French region operates on 100% renewable energy as part of Oracle's stated sustainability commitment for its European regions. - Frankfurt, Hesse, Germany Germany Central (Frankfurt) Region PENDING REVIEW
Frankfurt is one of Oracle's original four cloud regions and also hosts a separate EU Sovereign Central region for customers requiring data to remain within EU jurisdiction. - Mumbai, Maharashtra, India India West (Mumbai) Region PENDING REVIEW
- Hyderabad, Telangana, India India South (Hyderabad) Region PENDING REVIEW
- Jerusalem, Israel Israel Central (Jerusalem) Region PENDING REVIEW
- Milan, Italy Italy Northwest (Milan) Region PENDING REVIEW
- Osaka, Japan Japan Central (Osaka) Region PENDING REVIEW
- Tokyo, Japan Japan East (Tokyo) Region PENDING REVIEW
- Querétaro, Mexico Mexico Central (Querétaro) Region PENDING REVIEW
- Amsterdam, Netherlands Netherlands Northwest (Amsterdam) Region PENDING REVIEW
- Jeddah, Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia West (Jeddah) Region PENDING REVIEW
- Jovanovac, Serbia Serbia Central (Jovanovac) Region PENDING REVIEW
- Singapore, Singapore Singapore Region(s) PENDING REVIEW
Oracle opened a second Singapore cloud region in 2024 specifically to provide in-country business continuity and disaster recovery for South East Asian customers. - Chuncheon, South Korea South Korea North (Chuncheon) Region PENDING REVIEW
- Seoul, South Korea South Korea Central (Seoul) Region PENDING REVIEW
- Madrid, Spain Spain Central (Madrid) Region PENDING REVIEW
- Stockholm, Sweden Sweden Central (Stockholm) Region PENDING REVIEW
- Zurich, Switzerland Switzerland North (Zurich) Region PENDING REVIEW
- Abu Dhabi, UAE UAE Central (Abu Dhabi) RegionAI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
In November 2025 Oracle deployed its first Middle East OCI Supercluster here, powered by more than 4,000 NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs to support sovereign AI initiatives for regional governments and enterprises. - Dubai, UAE UAE East (Dubai) Region PENDING REVIEW
- London, UK UK South (London) Region PENDING REVIEW
London is one of Oracle's original four cloud regions built with 3 availability domains. - Newport, UK UK West (Newport) Region PENDING REVIEW
- Phoenix, Arizona, USA US West (Phoenix) Region PENDING REVIEW
- San Jose, California, USA US West (San Jose) Region PENDING REVIEW
- Chicago, Illinois, USA US Midwest (Chicago) Region PENDING REVIEW
- Saline, Michigan, USA Saline Township / Project Jupiter Stargate CampusAI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
Announced in 2026 with Related Digital and Blackstone, this over-1-gigawatt campus in Washtenaw County was accompanied by a $10 million community grant for the Saline Recreation Center. - Las Cruces, New Mexico, USA Doña Ana County / Project Jupiter Data CenterAI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
STACK Infrastructure is developing this next-generation AI campus, called Project Jupiter, consisting of four large buildings designed for more than a gigawatt of AI capacity. - Abilene, Texas, USA Stargate Abilene AI Data Center CampusAI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
Crusoe reported that the first two buildings of this 1.2 GW, 980,000-square-foot phase went live in September 2025, and OpenAI's workloads were running less than a year after construction broke ground. - Ashburn, Virginia, USA US East (Ashburn) Region PENDING REVIEW
Ashburn is one of Oracle's original four cloud regions and, alongside London, Phoenix, and Frankfurt, was built with 3 availability domains rather than the single domain used in most newer regions. - Port Washington, Wisconsin, USA Port Washington Stargate Data CenterAI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
By Continent
AI Data Centers
Oracle's most AI-optimized infrastructure is concentrated in its Stargate campuses built with OpenAI. The Abilene, Texas flagship site is the anchor for OCI's Zettascale10 supercluster, which links hundreds of thousands of NVIDIA GPUs into multi-gigawatt clusters delivering up to 16 zettaFLOPS of peak performance, and the campus uses closed-loop, non-evaporative liquid cooling to keep water use unusually low for its scale. Oracle is extending this model to several more U.S. sites (New Mexico, Wisconsin, Michigan, and additional Texas locations) and has also deployed an OCI Supercluster powered by more than 4,000 NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs in Abu Dhabi to support sovereign AI workloads in the Middle East.
- Abilene, USA Stargate Abilene AI Data Center Campus AI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
Crusoe reported that the first two buildings of this 1.2 GW, 980,000-square-foot phase went live in September 2025, and OpenAI's workloads were running less than a year after construction broke ground. - Las Cruces, USA Doña Ana County / Project Jupiter Data Center AI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
STACK Infrastructure is developing this next-generation AI campus, called Project Jupiter, consisting of four large buildings designed for more than a gigawatt of AI capacity. - Port Washington, USA Port Washington Stargate Data Center AI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
- Saline, USA Saline Township / Project Jupiter Stargate Campus AI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
Announced in 2026 with Related Digital and Blackstone, this over-1-gigawatt campus in Washtenaw County was accompanied by a $10 million community grant for the Saline Recreation Center. - Abu Dhabi, UAE UAE Central (Abu Dhabi) Region AI DATA CENTER PENDING REVIEW
In November 2025 Oracle deployed its first Middle East OCI Supercluster here, powered by more than 4,000 NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs to support sovereign AI initiatives for regional governments and enterprises.
Common Questions
Does Oracle Cloud Infrastructure have dedicated AI/GPU data centers?
Yes. Oracle's flagship AI facility is the Stargate campus in Abilene, Texas, built with OpenAI and developer Crusoe, which as of 2025 comprised eight planned buildings on 1,100 acres (about 4 million square feet) and uses closed-loop liquid cooling for GPU density. Oracle's OCI Zettascale10 architecture connects hundreds of thousands of NVIDIA GPUs across such campuses into multi-gigawatt AI superclusters.
How many cloud regions does Oracle Cloud Infrastructure operate?
OCI's own materials and independent trackers put the count at more than 45 live commercial, government, and sovereign regions as of 2024-2025, spanning roughly 24 countries, with additional regions announced or under construction.
Is Oracle Cloud Infrastructure a colocation provider?
No. OCI sells cloud compute, storage, and platform services consumed remotely; it does not sell rack or cage space to third parties, so it is classified as a cloud provider rather than a colocation operator.
What is the Stargate project and how does it relate to Oracle?
Stargate is a roughly $500 billion AI infrastructure initiative involving OpenAI, Oracle, and SoftBank, first announced in January 2025, under which Oracle is building or partnering on multiple gigawatt-scale U.S. data center campuses — including Abilene, Texas and several newer sites — to host OpenAI's AI workloads on OCI infrastructure.
Does Oracle offer sovereign or government-specific cloud regions?
Yes, OCI operates separate EU Sovereign regions in Frankfurt and Madrid, UK Government regions in London and Newport, an Australian Government region in Canberra, and multiple U.S. Government and Department of Defense regions in Ashburn, Phoenix, and Chicago.
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