OpenAI to add chips to Microsoft data centers
OpenAI announced the development of its first custom artificial intelligence processor, the "Jalapeno" chip, which was manufactured in collaboration with Broadcom. The company has begun shipping the initial units for performance testing, with expectations that the chip’s capacity will exceed 1.3 gigawatts next year due to high demand. The chips will be integrated into Microsoft data centers and other partners’ facilities. Data shows that the processor can deliver cost savings of up to 50% compared to traditional graphics processing units (GPUs). This move is part of OpenAI’s efforts to expand its technological capabilities and achieve greater operational efficiency, supported by significant investments in infrastructure and the establishment of joint funding mechanisms to support chip development projects and data centers.
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