AMD and OpenAI have announced a transformative partnership to develop AI infrastructure that could generate tens of billions in new revenue for the chipmaker. The strategic alliance, revealed by AMD CEO Lisa Su and OpenAI President Greg Brockman during a Bloomberg Tech interview, underscores the critical role of specialized hardware in the accelerating artificial intelligence race, while White House officials and industry leaders weigh in on the broader implications for global competition and digital advertising.
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In a landmark move that signals the accelerating scale of artificial intelligence, Nvidia has committed up to $100 billion to build OpenAI’s computing infrastructure, marking what could be the largest infrastructure deal in AI history. The partnership, which will deploy a staggering 10 gigawatts of AI compute power—enough electricity to supply millions of homes—is being hailed by CEOs Jensen Huang and Sam Altman as the essential fuel for an ‘AI industrial revolution.’ However, this unprecedented expansion raises profound concerns about the massive energy and water demands that could strain global grids and accelerate environmental challenges.
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OpenAI introduced Codex One, an advanced AI agent system that operates semi-autonomously in the cloud, capable of parallel task execution like debugging and refactoring without local resource strain. Unlike its CLI predecessor, Codex One runs on OpenAI’s infrastructure, self-reviews outputs, and targets premium-tier users (ChatGPT Pro/Enterprise/Teams initially). OpenAI President Greg Brockman envisions it as a ‘remote co-worker,’ with future integrations planned for issue trackers and CLI systems. While still in ‘research preview,’ Codex One—touted as OpenAI’s ‘best coding model’—signals a shift in software engineering, though its pricing model has sparked mixed reactions. The system aims to blend local and cloud-based development seamlessly.
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