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OpenAI says its next-generation processors could be made at Samsung — double-sourcing with TSMC hints at massive volume requirements

September 9

OpenAI is expanding its relationship with Samsung beyond memory supply and enterprise software as the AI giant plans to outsource production of at least some of its processors to Samsung Foundry, Harrison Kim, General Ma

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