Oracle Issues Force Majeure Notice for New Mexico Stargate Data Center
Oracle Corporation sent a force majeure notice to the developer of Project Jupiter, a Stargate data center campus in New Mexico, according to TechCrunch. The notice could allow Oracle to delay payments if the facility misses its 2028 opening target, but the company is not seeking to exit as its main tenant.
Oracle said Project Jupiter remains on schedule. Blue Owl Capital, whose unit received the notice, said it does not change the financial commitments to the multiyear project.
The 2.45 gigawatt campus plans to use gas powered fuel cells from Bloom Energy. A pipeline intended to supply gas has been delayed until February 1, 2027, after permit denials, while an air quality permit for the fuel cell system remains pending.
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