OpenAI to Produce First AI Chip with TSMC’s 3nm Technology
OpenAI is progressing in its plan to develop custom AI chips to reduce the reliance on NVIDIA. According to a report, the company is preparing to finalise the design of its first in-house chip in the coming months and intends to send it for fabrication at TSMC (Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company).
OpenAI reportedly finalizing design for in-house AI chip ahead of TSMC fabrication
According to sources referenced by Reuters, the company is apparently in the final months of finalizing the design for the in-house chip, with plans for the chip to be sent for fabrication at Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. Ltd. this year. The same report claims that OpenAI is aiming to have the chip in mass production by 2026.
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