US EditionOpenAI Turns to Google’s AI Chips to Power Its Products, The Information Reports
- As of June 2025, OpenAI has started leasing Google's AI chips to support the operation of ChatGPT along with its additional AI offerings.
- This move follows OpenAI's prior reliance on Microsoft, Oracle, and Nvidia GPUs and reflects a shift amid high Nvidia prices and supply constraints.
- Google broadened access to its proprietary tensor processing units , previously limited to internal projects, and secured OpenAI as one of its cloud service customers.
- In April 2024, Google introduced its seventh-generation TPUs, marking its first chip designed specifically for AI inference, and OpenAI plans to use these TPUs to reduce the costs associated with AI inference.
- OpenAI's adoption of Google's TPUs signals the first meaningful use of non-Nvidia chips and may reduce costs, while Google withholds its most powerful TPUs from OpenAI.
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