Companies/Oracle
Austin, TX, USA
Oracle
OCI operates large GPU superclusters for third-party AI training tenants.
Systems this company appears in
- Systems
- 15
- Aggregate Rmax
- 1.63 PFlop/s
- Aggregate power
- 10.48 MW
- First appearance
- 2000
- Most recent
- 2010
- Concentration
- 27%
systems it appears in
where disclosed
largest is Red Sky
Aggregate Rmax is the sum of the systems this company supplies any part of. It is not revenue and not attributable share: an integrator and a memory vendor in the same machine both count its full FLOPS here. Attribution weighted by role is Phase 4.
Role breakdown
| Role | Systems | Rmax in those systems |
|---|---|---|
| Integrator | 14 | 1.52 PFlop/s |
| CPU | 1 | 137.1 GFlop/s |
| Interconnect | 2 | 759.50 TFlop/s |
| Storage | 1 | 106.10 TFlop/s |
Appearances
| System | Supplied as | Shipped under | Rmax | Rank |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Red Sky USA · 2010 | Integrator, Interconnect | Sun Microsystems | 433.50 TFlop/s | #14 November 2010 → |
| Vayu (NCI) Australia · 2009-11 | Integrator | Sun Microsystems | 126.40 TFlop/s | #51 November 2010 → |
| VSC-1 Austria · 2009-11 | Integrator | Sun Microsystems | 35.48 TFlop/s | #157 November 2009 → |
| Tachyon II South Korea · 2009 | Integrator | Sun Microsystems | 274.80 TFlop/s | #24 November 2010 → |
| Tsessebe South Africa · 2009 | Integrator | Oracle | 61.33 TFlop/s | #313 November 2009 → |
| Galileu Brazil · 2009 | Integrator | Sun Microsystems | 64.63 TFlop/s | #76 November 2009 → |
| Colosse Canada · 2009 | Integrator | Sun Microsystems | 77.17 TFlop/s | #63 November 2009 → |
| Ranger USA · 2008-06 | Integrator, Interconnect | Sun Microsystems | 326.00 TFlop/s | #5 June 2008 → |
| Brutus Switzerland · 2008-05 | Integrator | Sun Microsystems | 51.88 TFlop/s | #88 November 2009 → |
| Rostand France · 2008 | Storage | Sun Microsystems | 106.10 TFlop/s | #11 June 2008 → |
| Tachyon South Korea · 2008 | Integrator | Sun Microsystems | 16.99 TFlop/s | #278 November 2008 → |
| CPTEC Sun Fire Cluster Brazil · 2007 | Integrator | Sun Microsystems | 4.51 TFlop/s | #418 June 2007 → |
| Midnight (ARSC) USA · 2007 | Integrator | Sun Microsystems | 8.86 TFlop/s | #206 November 2007 → |
| TSUBAME1.0 Japan · 2006-04 | Integrator | Sun Microsystems | 38.18 TFlop/s | #7 June 2006 → |
| Ford HPC 10000 Cluster USA · 2000 | Integrator, CPU | Sun Microsystems | 137.1 GFlop/s | #136 November 2000 → |
AI datacenters operated
| System | Status | Accelerators | Stated power (MW) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stargate Abilene | operational | 201,600 | 590 |
| Stargate Shackelford County (Frontier) | under construction | - | 1,400 |
| Stargate Michigan (Saline Township) | under construction | - | 1,000 |
| Stargate Project Jupiter (New Mexico) | under construction | - | - |
| Stargate Port Washington (Lighthouse) | under construction | - | - |
Figures come from the AI datacenter metrics; blank means none recorded.
Compute deals
| Date | Role | Counterparty | Type | MW | Value ($bn) | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025-07-22 | Seller | OpenAI | Cloud contract | 4,500 | 300 | group.softbanktomshardware.com |
Headline values are as announced and are not additive. See all compute deals.
Quantum computers operated
- Oracle OCI Helios (Trapped ion, planned, 98 qubits)
Related news
- Oracle trucks in gas to support operations at Utah and Texas data centers - report · Data Center DynamicsBloomberg's unnamed-source reporting describes Oracle trucking in compressed natural gas to keep its Salt Lake City site and an OpenAI-linked Shackelford County, Texas campus running while pipeline connections lag, and says it is weighing the same workaround for the stalled 2.5GW Project Jupiter site in New Mexico after regulators blocked a pipeline extension there. A concrete case of on-site power delivery, not chip supply, becoming the binding constraint on bringing new AI capacity online.
- Oracle issues force majeure notice to Blue Owl following series of setbacks at Project Jupiter data center campus · Data Center DynamicsOracle's force-majeure notice to landlord Blue Owl is a bid to delay lease payments rather than exit its commitment to the 2.5GW Project Jupiter campus in New Mexico, after state regulators rejected the gas-pipeline extension the site needs -- a concrete case of permitting and power delivery, not chip supply, being the binding constraint on a gigawatt-scale AI buildout. Note: this campus is unrelated to the JUPITER exascale system at Julich already in this dataset; the shared name is coincidental.
- DOE, NVIDIA and Oracle announce Solstice and Equinox at Argonne · IT ProSolstice, with 100,000 Blackwell GPUs, and Equinox, with 10,000, are billed at a combined 2,200 exaflops of AI performance and sit at the same lab as Aurora, extending Argonne's fleet through a public-private financing model rather than the pure DOE-funded build Aurora was. Equinox is due in 2026; Solstice has no public delivery date yet, so neither belongs in the systems table until hardware lands.
Further reading
Operating a supercomputer
Acceptance testing, why "installed" and "in production" are six months apart, and the machine lifecycle.
The interconnect
Topologies, why latency and tail behaviour matter more than bandwidth, and how the fabric market consolidated.
Inside a node
Latency-optimised versus throughput-optimised processors, NUMA, and the end of the host-to-device copy.