According to a report by The Information, leading artificial intelligence company OpenAI is actively exploring the development of its own AI chips. This move not only demonstrates OpenAI's ambition in technological innovation but also reflects the current pressure on chip supply in the AI industry. The report reveals that OpenAI has engaged in talks with chip manufacturing giant Broadcom to discuss plans for developing new AI chips. This development indicates that OpenAI is seriously considering

Samsung Electronics' foundry business plans to provide customers with one-stop services to accelerate the production speed of its artificial intelligence chips. This plan integrates Samsung's globally leading memory chips, wafer fabrication, and chip packaging services, allowing customers to communicate with Samsung's memory chip, wafer fabrication, and chip packaging teams through a single channel, thus reducing the time required to produce artificial intelligence chips by approximately 20%.

Sapeon, an AI chip startup supported by South Korea's SK Group, announced on Thursday that its latest model, the SapeonX330, is now available for data centers, joining the global race for AI chip development against major competitors such as Nvidia.

Microsoft plans to unveil its first artificial intelligence chip at the annual developer conference in November. This chip is designed to provide AI services for cloud computing customers and reduce dependence on NVIDIA GPU costs. The Microsoft chip will be used to train and run large language models, similarly to NVIDIA GPUs. OpenAI is also exploring the development of its own AI chips to break free from reliance on NVIDIA. Tech companies are actively pursuing the development of their own chips to decrease the costs associated with NVIDIA's offerings.

SambaNova has launched a new chip capable of running models that are more than twice the size of OpenAI's advanced ChatGPT. The SN40L chip is specifically designed for running large language models in enterprise applications. SambaNova's chips are manufactured by TSMC.