Port Washington is helping make the future of AI possible. As we grow our presence here, Oracle is committed to being a responsible neighbor, listening to local questions, and supporting long-term benefits for Port Washington and Wisconsin. Read more about how we’re showing up: https://lnkd.in/epRNHP4d #OracleCommunities #PortWashingtonWI #AIInfrastructure
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Oracle Communities brings you the stories and insights about the communities around Oracle data centers and our operational hubs.
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- IT Services and IT Consulting
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- 10,001+ employees
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- data centers
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Local vendors play an important role in how Oracle shows up in the communities where we operate. For our Saline project in Michigan, we’re working with MSW Print & Imaging, a family-owned and operated business with in-house printing and production capabilities. In this video, Jake, Production Manager at MSW, shares what makes the business unique and what he values about Michigan’s close-knit communities. MSW is supporting the project by producing decals for safety helmets, heat-pressing approved logos on safety vests, and printing signage for our work trailers. Working with local vendors is one way we build relationships in the communities where we operate. MSWPrint.com #OracleCommunities #SalineMI #LocalBusiness
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In every community, local organizations are doing important work to support their neighbors. In Doña Ana County, Casa de Peregrinos plays a vital role in helping address food insecurity and connecting families to food and support. In this video, Executive Director Lorenzo Alba shares more about Casa de Peregrinos’ mission and the people they serve. Oracle is proud to support Casa de Peregrinos and the work they are leading in the community. Partnerships like this are part of how we want to show up: by listening, learning, and supporting organizations that know their communities best. Casa de Peregrinos #OracleCommunities #DoñaAnaCounty #FoodSecurity
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Helping veterans and transitioning military members connect with career opportunities close to home is one way communities invest in their future. On June 17, Oracle participated in a hiring spotlight event in Abilene hosted by the Texas Veterans Commission and Workforce Solutions of West Central Texas. Together, we shared Oracle opportunities in the Abilene area with veterans and transitioning service members exploring what comes next. In this video, Amelia Reeves and Marissa Ransted from Workforce Solutions of West Central Texas share why events like this matter for Abilene and for people who want to continue calling the Big Country home. Thank you to the organizations helping connect people with career paths close to home. Explore open roles at Oracle Careers: https://lnkd.in/ef_PvRQX Texas Veterans Commission Workforce Solutions of West Central Texas #OracleCommunities #AbileneTX #Veterans
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Volunteering is an important part of our culture and one way we show up in the communities where we operate. Recently, members of our team volunteered with Habitat For Humanity Abilene on a local build in Abilene, Texas. The day gave our team a chance to roll up our sleeves, learn about Habitat Abilene’s work, and support a local organization focused on housing access. Thank you to Habitat for Humanity Abilene and Executive Director Rosten Callarman for welcoming our team. We’re grateful for the opportunity to continue building relationships in Abilene, Shackelford County, and the broader Big Country region. #OracleCommunities #AbileneTX #AffordableHousing
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A home run for the Abilene Flying Bison, and for the community. We are proud to be a Home Run Sponsor for the Food Bank of West Central Texas this season. For every Flying Bison home run, we're donating to the Food Bank, helping support neighbors across the region. We’re glad to be part of the Abilene community and to support local organizations serving the Big Country. #OracleCommunities #AbileneTX #BigCountry
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A few weeks ago, our Social Impact and Community Relations teams visited Abilene, Texas to listen and learn from the people who call the Big Country home. The Abilene area is home to two Oracle AI data centers, and we recognize that growth brings both opportunity and challenges. During our visit, we met with local leaders, educators, nonprofit partners, businesses, and residents to better understand what matters most to the community. We came to listen, and what we heard was clear: Abilene is a special place, shaped by strong community pride and deep local connections. Oracle’s investments in the region will lead to over 2,500 project related jobs. We are invested in supporting the growth of Abilene, Taylor County, and Shackelford County, and we’re committed to listening, building relationships, and sharing updates here along the way.
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What does a snow globe have to do with data center cooling? More than you might think. Oracle’s AI data centers use closed-loop cooling systems that are designed so cooling liquid circulates through sealed pipes, cools, and gets reused, again and again. In the same way that a snow globe uses the same water again and again to create picturesque winter scenes. Closed loop cooling systems use a negligible amount of water. At our Project Jupiter site in New Mexico, a region where water is a precious resource, the fuel cell system used to power the site and the closed loop cooling system will use approximately 11 million gallons of non-potable water for initial fill and about 168,000 gallons per year for maintenance. Over 15 years, this all averages to the annual use of about nine U.S. households use annually over the same 15-year period. We know that water matters, which is why our AI data centers in communities like Abilene, Doña Ana County, Saline Township, and Port Washington, are using closed loop cooling systems. We’re committed to being responsible neighbors and careful stewards of local water resources.
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Across the globe, Oracle employees are showing up for the communities around them - volunteering their time, supporting local organizations, mentoring future innovators, and helping create opportunities where they’re needed most. Every community has its own story of its people, priorities, partnerships, and possibilities. We see that across our work. This account is dedicated to those experiences. Follow along for updates from our AI data center communities in Texas, New Mexico, Wisconsin, Michigan, and beyond. We’ll be sharing the people, partnerships, and moments that make a difference - from classrooms and community centers to career opportunities, sustainability efforts, volunteer events, and nonprofit collaborations around the world. Because building a better future starts with showing up in the communities that are home to Oracle’s business. We’re excited to share it all here.