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Exclusive: Oracle Data Centers Face Multibillion-Dollar Cost Surprises

Oracle's data center expansion faces significant financial and logistical hurdles following regulatory permit denials in New Mexico.

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Oracle is grappling with substantial, unanticipated cost increases related to its data center operations. These financial challenges are compounded by the rejection of a critical infrastructure project in New Mexico.

Coverage from Bloomberg, Source New Mexico, and Natural Gas Intelligence confirms that state officials have denied a permit for a natural gas pipeline intended to serve the company's facility. The land commissioner has explicitly blocked the pipeline, known as Project Jupiter, from utilizing state land.

Observers are looking for how Oracle will address these multibillion-dollar cost surprises and whether the company will seek alternative energy infrastructure solutions for its data centers.

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What is the status of the Project Jupiter pipeline?

New Mexico regulators and the state land commissioner have denied permits and blocked the pipeline from being built on state land.

Why are Oracle's costs increasing?

The Information reports that Oracle is facing multibillion-dollar cost surprises regarding its data center operations.

What specific project was rejected?

The state rejected a bid by Energy Transfer to revive the Green Chile natural gas lateral, which was intended to support an Oracle data center.

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