OpenAI is pouring $750 billion into global infrastructure by 2030 — a 25% surge — as their massive Stargate data center project hits hurdles. First stop: a $20 billion campus in Georgia near Savannah, spanning 1,400 acres and demanding 3.2 gigawatts of power, all paid for by OpenAI. Georgia’s new rules prevent utilities from passing on costs for users over 100 megawatts, so OpenAI’s footing the bill — while also agreeing to cut peak demand by 1 gigawatt. The county’s offering a 50% property tax break for 15 years. And with no details on how they’ll power this energy-hungry beast, and new leadership in Brett Mayo, the project’s scale and secrecy are raising eyebrows.
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