The ChatGPT-owned company is instead currently partnering with Broadcom and TSMC to develop its own AI chips to support its AI large models, sources told Reuters. OpenAI has been working with Broadcom for several months to develop its first AI chip focused on inference, according to Reuters. While there is currently high demand for AI training chips in the market, analysts predict that as more AI applications are deployed, the demand for AI inference chips is likely to surpass that for AI training chips. OpenAI’s intention to use AMD chips through Microsoft’s Azure highlights AMD’s efforts to capture market share from NVIDIA with its new MI300X chips, the report said. Context: Training AI models and operating services like ChatGPT are costly.