OpenAI is reportedly working with Broadcom to develop custom silicon tailored for its AI workloads, potentially starting production around 2026, while currently integrating AMD chips into Azure.
The reported collaboration between OpenAI and Broadcom reflects a strategic move to manage costs and optimize access to AI hardware, crucial amid increasing competition in the tech space.
Though OpenAI has made strides in building a chip development team, other tech giants like Google and Microsoft are ahead, raising questions about OpenAI's competitiveness without additional funding.
OpenAI's plans for a custom AI chip and foundries faced delays, highlighting the challenges of time and cost pressures in the semiconductor industry, which significantly impact strategic developments.
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