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OpenAI Scales GPT-6 Training Across Massive Microsoft AI Superfactory Clusters

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Lisan al Gaib@scaling01

so research agents are going to be a thing in ~October

6:44 AM · Jun 5, 2026

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and we know they trained GPT-5.5 with the Stargate in Abilene (https://openai.com/index/building-the-compute-infrastructure-for-the-intelligence-age/) so GPT-6 is probably just a multi-datacenter run with over half a million GB200s fucking crazy times
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imagine it's december you are sitting in the cinema watching the epic conclusion of Dune and in the meantime your GPT-6 or Mythos agent does the work that would take you weeks you will feel the AGI and the permanent underclass at the same time, as your research agents just cost you 10k in credits

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I kind of missed this news from May 5th: OpenAI's frontier models are being trained on Stargate Abilene and Microsoft's Fairwater sites. (https://openai.com/index/mrc-supercomputer-networking/) and from Nov 12th 2025: Microsoft can do a multi-cluster training with their Fairwater datacenters in Atlanta, Wisconsin and future sites, "which all work together to support OpenAI, the Microsoft AI Superintelligence Team, Copilot capabilities and other leading AI workloads" (https://news.microsoft.com/source/features/ai/from-wisconsin-to-atlanta-microsoft-connects-datacenters-to-build-its-first-ai-superfactory/) It seems likely that GPT-6 is or was already trained on between ~220k and ~520k GB200s. That's enough for a 15-30T model. (larger than my current ~13T estimate for Mythos)