Big tech is tired of relying on Nvidia, so they're making their own chips OpenAI’s first AI GPU is nearly ready, heading to TSMC for tape-out If all goes well, mass-production could begin by ...

According to a new report from Reuters (spotted by Thurrott), OpenAI could finalize the design of its first 3nm AI chip in the coming months, with the goal of starting mass production at TSMC in 2026.

Today, I still think that TSMC is too cheap to ignore ... I believe the recently announced plans of OpenAI to use the firm's tech for its future in-house developed chips are a very bullish ...

Sure, ASML in the Netherlands makes the machines that make the chips, and TSMC in Taiwan actually manufactures them. But it’s NVIDIA that’s reaping the rewards. OpenAI wants in on that action.

The chips will reportedly use TSMC's advanced 3-nanometer process technology, helping OpenAI reduce its reliance on Nvidia (NVDA), the dominant provider of AI hardware. Last year, reports surfaced ...

it would enable the ChatGPT maker to mass-produce its first in-house AI chip and potentially test an alternative to Nvidia's chips later this year. OpenAI’s plan to send its design to TSMC (TSM ...

Taiwan Semi works closely with legacy semiconductor players, such as Nvidia ... In fact, OpenAI just tapped Taiwan Semi for an important collaboration. Let's explore how OpenAI and TSMC are ...

To reduce its dependence on Nvidia ... (TSMC) in 2026. However, the manufacturing process for a brand-new chip is extremely complex, long and costly. By developing its own chips, OpenAI hopes ...

When it comes to artificial intelligence (AI) chip stocks, my guess is that names such as Nvidia ... OpenAI just tapped Taiwan Semi for an important collaboration. Let's explore how OpenAI and ...