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OpenAI is reportedly working with TSMC and Broadcom to build an in-house AI chip.
The company will use AMD chips alongside Nvidia ’s to train its AI models.
Previously, the company relied almost entirely on Nvidia cards for training, but chip shortages and the high cost of training have spurred OpenAI to explore alternatives.
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