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OpenAI Announces Commitments to Data Center Host Regions and Policy Proposals, Including Full Coverage of Power Costs and No NDAs with Public Officials

OpenAI Announces Commitments to Data Center Host Regions and Policy Proposals, Including Full Coverage of Power Costs and No NDAs with Public Officials
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OpenAI announced commitments to local communities and policy proposals regarding the construction and operation of AI data centers, including full coverage of power costs and no NDAs with public officials.

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  • •The name of AI data centers was changed to "Compute Campus"
  • •Committed to full coverage of power and related infrastructure costs, and no NDAs with public officials as a principle
  • •Requesting the government to create industry-wide rules, such as additional burdens on large power consumers
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