Broadcom unveils custom chip for OpenAI, challenging Nvidia's AI dominance
Broadcom unveiled a custom chip designed to support OpenAI's future AI models and products. The move is seen as a direct challenge to Nvidia's dominance in artificial-intelligence hardware.
Broadcom unveiled a custom artificial-intelligence chip developed together with OpenAI, the maker of ChatGPT. The chip is designed to support OpenAI's future models and products.
Analysts say the move amounts to a direct challenge to Nvidia, which has long led the market for AI accelerators. Large technology firms are increasingly turning to their own custom silicon to reduce reliance on a single supplier.
The custom design aims to meet OpenAI's growing computing needs while keeping costs in check. Investors say the deal could strengthen Broadcom's data-center revenue in the years ahead.
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