Recently, within a mere two-week span, OpenAI has unveiled a string of significant collaborative ventures. Firstly, it inked a five-year cloud computing services deal with Oracle, valued at a staggering $300 billion. Under this agreement, Oracle is set to construct a data center with a capacity of 4.5 gigawatts specifically for OpenAI. This state-of-the-art facility will be outfitted with over 2 million NVIDIA GPUs, ensuring unparalleled computing power. Secondly, OpenAI has secured a substantial investment of up to $100 billion from NVIDIA. This investment will be channeled into building AI data centers boasting a minimum capacity of 10 gigawatts and deploying millions of NVIDIA GPUs across these centers. The overarching goal of these collaborative efforts is twofold: to cater to the immense training requirements of OpenAI's forthcoming next-generation GPT-6 model and to propel AI technology towards the realms of artificial general intelligence.