Oracle Indiana AI Campus | $12B Hyperscale 1GW Data Center & Compute Hub

Status: Active Construction / Phase 1 Fit-out (May 2026)   |   Location: Indiana Enterprise Center

Project Overview

As of May 2026, this $12 billion campus is described as a centerpiece of Oracle’s partnership with OpenAI, reflecting the broader push toward large-scale, purpose-built AI infrastructure. The Indiana giga-campus is designed to house one of the world’s largest AI supercomputing environments, with architecture intended to support next-generation workloads powered by NVIDIA’s Blackwell-class accelerators and other high-density GPU platforms such as the B300 series. The facility’s core engineering challenge is balancing extreme compute density with reliable power delivery, leading Oracle to invest heavily in dedicated transmission infrastructure, including on-site high-voltage lines and a purpose-built substation to stabilize gigawatt-scale demand. A defining technical feature of the campus is its closed-loop, non-evaporative cooling system, which is engineered to minimize water consumption compared to conventional hyperscale data centers. This approach is intended to support continuous thermal regulation for densely packed GPU clusters while reducing environmental strain. In parallel, the physical design incorporates extensive setbacks, berms, and landscape screening to reduce noise propagation, targeting operational sound levels comparable to surrounding agricultural activity despite the facility’s industrial scale.

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