Oracle, Microsoft, and OpenAI are partnering to extend the Microsoft Azure AI platform to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), providing additional capacity for OpenAI.
OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, serves over 100 million users monthly with its generative AI services.
“We are delighted to be working with Microsoft and Oracle. OCI will extend Azure’s platform and enable OpenAI to continue to scale,” said Sam Altman, Chief Executive Officer, OpenAI.
“The race to build the world’s greatest large language model is on, and it is fueling unlimited demand for Oracle’s Gen2 AI infrastructure,” said Larry Ellison, Oracle Chairman and CTO. “Leaders like OpenAI are choosing OCI because it is the world’s fastest and most cost-effective AI infrastructure.”
OCI’s AI infrastructure supports a wide range of AI innovators, including Adept, Modal, MosaicML, NVIDIA, Reka, Suno, Together AI, Twelve Labs, and xAI, which use OCI Supercluster for training and inferencing next-generation AI models.
OCI’s AI capabilities allow startups and enterprises to build and train models faster and more reliably across Oracle’s distributed cloud.
For training large language models (LLMs), OCI Supercluster can scale up to 64,000 NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs or GB200 Grace Blackwell Superchips, connected by ultra-low-latency RDMA cluster networking and various HPC storage options. OCI Compute virtual machines and OCI’s bare metal NVIDIA GPU instances power applications for generative AI, computer vision, natural language processing, and recommendation systems.
This partnership aims to meet the growing demand for AI infrastructure, enabling OpenAI and other AI innovators to scale their workloads efficiently on OCI.
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