OpenAI seeks crucial partnerships with Samsung and SK amid memory chip supply crisis
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OpenAI's efforts to expand its artificial intelligence infrastructure are facing growing pressure from tight memory chip supplies and rising funding requirements, increasing the importance of its partnerships with South Korea's Samsung and SK groups, according to a news report by The Korea Herald. The report said OpenAI CEO Sam Altman's visit to South Korea over the weekend highlighted the challenges facing the company as it seeks to secure sufficient memory chips and raise billions of dollars to support its AI infrastructure expansion. Altman met around 50 Samsung executives in Yongin on Saturday before holding discussions with SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won and executives from SK hynix and SK Telecom.
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