Vertical integration in AI is no longer just a competitive advantage — it’s becoming a necessity. Control over the compute stack unlocks efficiency, cost resilience, and long-term scalability #ArtificialIntelligence  #AIInfrastructure  #Semiconductors  #AIChips #Partnerships  #TechInnovation  #Broadcom  #OpenAI  #Compute  #FutureOfAI

OpenAI is entering the chip industry by designing their own chip they seem to have taken some lessons from Apple PlayBook. The OpenAI team is like we know the demand and the needs of our algorithms so let’s address these problems by designing our own chip which fills the gap the NVIDIA and AMD GPU’s are not filling in. Openai will be studied in classes by the next generation.

OpenAI is building its own AI chips. Meanwhile, Apple is making it easier to run AI models locally on iPhones using their MLX framework and Apple Silicon chips. I wonder if OpenAI will also create new phones or devices, or if they will try to partner with Apple or Google to integrate their custom chips. Making phones is expensive and complicated, and OpenAI is really good at AI—not at building hardware. 🤔

Only Google today owns an #AI model (#Gemini), makes it own AI chips (#TPUs) for neural network machine learning processing, owns the largest data centre infrastructure around the globe primarily running its own services but extending as well to standalone #AI, and last but not the least, owns these massive token distribution surfaces chrome/youtube! .... There is simply no other company that owns the entire #AI stack and then some, and thus better positioned than Google to ride the #AI scaling wave... the only challenge is how not to erode its crown jewel Google search business that to date remains one of THEE most successful business models ever invented. OpenAI x Microsoft x Broadcom < Google

📣 Big news — we’re partnering with Broadcom to build our own AI chips. This is an exciting step that will help us meet the world’s growing demand for AI and deepen our ability to innovate at every layer of the stack. 🚀

We’re partnering with Broadcom to build our own AI chips. Building our own hardware, in addition to our other partnerships, will help all of us meet the world’s growing demand for AI. Sam and Greg Brockman join Broadcom’s Hock Tan and Charlie Kawwas and host Andrew Mayne to discuss our partnership and how we’re meeting the world’s growing demand for AI in episode 8 of the OpenAI Podcast. https://lnkd.in/gxWeZ-hs

We’re partnering with Broadcom to build our own AI chips. Building our own hardware, in addition to our other partnerships, will help all of us meet the world’s growing demand for AI. Sam and Greg Brockman join Broadcom’s Hock Tan and Charlie Kawwas and host Andrew Mayne to discuss our partnership and how we’re meeting the world’s growing demand for AI in episode 8 of the OpenAI Podcast. https://lnkd.in/gxWeZ-hs

A powerful collaboration! ⚙️ Building custom AI chips marks a major step toward scaling intelligent systems sustainably. Exciting to see how this partnership between OpenAI and Broadcom will accelerate innovation and meet the world’s growing demand for AI. 🚀

Massive partnership loading between Broadcom and OpenAI. 10GW of OpenAI designed Ai accelerators could drive some seismic shifts for both businesses. 👏🏿 Bravo, both teams for getting this done.

This partnership marks a major turning point for the AI industry. For years, progress in artificial intelligence has been limited not only by algorithms but by hardware availability and efficiency. By collaborating with Broadcom to design its own AI chips, OpenAI is taking a decisive step toward vertical integration — optimizing every layer of the stack, from silicon to model. Building custom chips means faster, more energy-efficient computation and greater control over scalability. It’s also a strategic move to reduce dependence on third-party suppliers during a time of global chip shortages and exploding demand for AI infrastructure. Beyond the technical implications, this signals a broader shift: AI leaders are no longer just software innovators; they are becoming full-stack technology builders. Exciting times ahead — the fusion of software intelligence and hardware innovation is where the future truly begins. #AI , #Innovation, #Future, #Technology, #BusinessStrategy, #DigitalTransformation