OpenAI pledges to buy Google AI chips in its first move away from depending solely on Nvidia
By Efosa Udinmwen, TechRadar

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OpenAI plans to buy Google's AI chips as computing demand rises Google's TPUs are attracting customers seeking alternatives to Nvidia's GPUs OpenAI plans to deploy its custom-designed AI chip before 2027 OpenAI plans to purchase artificial intelligence chips from Google as the ChatGPT developer expands its computing resources beyond its established reliance on Nvidia processors. According to The Information, the proposed purchase involves Google's tensor processing units (TPUs), although financial terms, quantities, and delivery schedules remain undisclosed. The reported agreement follows growing demand for AI computing infrastructure, with technology companies seeking additional processors to support increasingly expensive model training and deployment. Google attracts OpenAI as AI chip demand increases Google's TPUs have attracted customers seeking alternatives to Nvidia's GPUs, which remain widely used for training and operating artificial intelligence models.
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