OpenAI signed a multiyear deal to use hardware from Cerebras Systems Inc. for 750 megawatts’ worth of computing power, an alliance that will support the company’s rapid build-out of AI infrastructure.
OpenAI will use Cerebras as a supplier of computing to get faster response times when running AI models, according to a joint statement Wednesday. The infrastructure will be built in multiple stages “through 2028” and hosted by Cerebras, the companies said. Though terms weren’t disclosed, people familiar with the matter put the size of the deal at more than $10 billion.
OpenAI’s Greg Brockman said a deal with Cerebras will help speed up ChatGPT.
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