OpenAI Teams With Governments on Global AI Infrastructure
Wednesday, May 7, 2025, 1:20 pm
OpenAI has launched its “OpenAI for Countries” initiative, aiming to help governments build local AI infrastructure. The move is geared to meet soaring international demand, and while bureaucratic hurdles may abound, the partnership promises a bold step toward truly global AI integration.
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OpenAI to Build Data Centers For Other AI Developers Outside U.S. The Information
OpenAI is launching a program, OpenAI for Countries, that the company says will enable it to build out the local infrastructure needed to better serve international AI customers. As a part of the new program, OpenAI will partner with governments to assist with efforts like building out data center…
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