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OpenAI ropes in Samsung, SK Hynix to source memory chips for Stargate
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OpenAI is leaving few stones unturned in the race to build compute capacity for its AI efforts.
Under the deal, Samsung and SK Hynix plan to scale their manufacturing to produce up to 900,000 high-bandwidth memory DRAM memory chips per month for use in Stargate and AI data centers.
San Francisco | REGISTER NOWWednesday’s agreements follow a month of frenetic investment in AI compute capacity, and OpenAI has been the locus of a lot of that activity.
Earlier in September, Oracle agreed to sell $300 billion of compute capacity to OpenAI over five years.
Samsung and SK Group will also integrate ChatGPT Enterprise and OpenAI APIs into their operations as part of the deal.