Groq's Jonathan Ross recently shared insights on a critical industry trend: major AI labs like OpenAI and Anthropic are increasingly moving toward building their own custom chips rather than relying solely on existing hardware providers. This vertical integration strategy signals a fundamental shift in how AI infrastructure is being developed. As computational demands for large language models continue to surge, controlling the chip stack becomes a competitive advantage. This move could reshape the entire AI hardware landscape and has ripple effects across the broader tech and crypto sectors that depend on computing power.

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PaperHandsCriminalvip
· 4h ago
Ha, it's that story of their self-developed chips again. Is OpenAI trying to ditch NVIDIA? Dream on, they'll still have to renew their subscription obediently.
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YieldWhisperervip
· 01-12 05:50
The issue of chip independence, to put it simply, is about big companies not wanting to be held back. Smart.
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GasFeeCryvip
· 01-12 05:42
The self-developed chip wave, to put it simply, is still driven by the anxiety of being restricted... Even OpenAI has to develop their own hardware now, and the competition has become so intense that it's exhausting.
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ProveMyZKvip
· 01-12 05:41
The issue of chip independence is inevitable... Big companies want to control the entire chain, whoever controls the chip holds the power.
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