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OpenAI and Samsung expand chip and AI partnership

By Tech Desk · 2026-09-09 · Updated 2026-09-09 15:15 UTC
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OpenAI and Samsung are deepening their collaboration to include joint production of next-generation AI chips, moving beyond memory supply to address massive data center demand. By potentially double-sourcing silicon with TSMC, the AI giant aims to secure greater manufacturing capacity and supply chain resilience for its custom accelerators.

  • According to Tom's Hardware, OpenAI is reportedly preparing to double-source its next-generation AI ASICs by partnering with Samsung Foundry alongside TSMC, a move that signals massive volume requirements for its data center silicon. This expansion goes beyond simple memory supply, potentially leveraging Samsung's recent $200 billion strategic partnership with Broadcom to secure additional manufacturing capacity for OpenAI's custom accelerators.

    Source: Tom's Hardware
  • South Korean firms see a 28-fold jump in enterprise AI use as OpenAI and Samsung deepen ties on memory chips.

    Source: GN technics/ai (en-US)
Based on reporting by GN technics/ai (en-US) and Tom's Hardware, compiled by the Tradingbird desk.

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