OpenAI is gearing up to launch mass production of its proprietary artificial intelligence chips for the first time next year, according to a report from the Financial Times.
Sources familiar with the matter revealed that OpenAI collaborated with Broadcom, a leading US semiconductor manufacturer, to develop the chips. Recently, Broadcom disclosed a $10 billion chip order from an undisclosed client, which industry experts speculate is OpenAI, following months of speculation about their partnership.
The custom-designed chips will be utilized internally by OpenAI, instead of being marketed to outside clients. This strategy aligns with similar initiatives taken by major technology firms such as Google and Amazon, which have invested in custom chip development to enhance cost-efficiency, secure supply chains, and decrease reliance on dominant chip manufacturers like Nvidia. Companies like OpenAI continue to invest significantly in AI infrastructure, striving to meet the demands of their data-intensive AI systems.
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