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Industry
AI industry shifts toward in-house chips as Chinese firms join in
AI model developers are increasingly seeking to secure their own AI chips, moving beyond niche efforts, as major U.S. and Chinese tech companies work to cut reliance on outside suppliers and reduce costs. OpenAI has co-developed an inference server chip with Broadcom and plans to expand its use after starting servers later this year. Reports also point to Anthropic and Chinese AI firms DeepSeek and Z.ai exploring in-house chip development.
AI & Enterprise
China\'s AI market share surges, accelerating reset of global AI landscape
China\'s AI companies are rapidly expanding global market share with low-cost open-source models that users can download and modify, as the United States regulates access to high-performance models from OpenAI and Anthropic. Some Chinese systems are assessed as comparable to Anthropic\'s top model in certain cybersecurity scenarios. The U.S. is easing some export bans but maintains a national export-control stance. Companies globally are rolling out new AI chips, tools and systems, while demand grows for cost-efficient AI use.
AI & Enterprise
OpenAI unveils in-house AI inference server chip to go live by year-end
OpenAI and Broadcom jointly developed an AI inference server chip called Jalapeno, OpenAI said on June 24. The move is part of OpenAI\'s strategy to reduce its reliance on Nvidia chips and secure its own hardware. OpenAI plans to bring its first Jalapeno servers online by year-end and then expand use. The chip is designed only for inference, and OpenAI said early tests showed higher performance per watt than current state-of-the-art products.