OpenAI's layout in consumer devices, robotics, and data centers is accelerating. According to recent reports, OpenAI has issued procurement requests to domestic manufacturers in the United States. These RFPs cover key components such as silicon chips, motors, packaging materials, and data center cooling systems.
This move reflects OpenAI's emphasis on hardware vertical integration. By collaborating with local suppliers, it can ensure supply chain stability and promote the participation of American manufacturing. From chips to cooling solutions, the comprehensive procurement demonstrates its ambition in AI infrastructure development — not only to lead in software but also to establish a closed-loop hardware ecosystem.
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FunGibleTom
· 13h ago
OpenAI is planning to build its own hardware, which is quite ambitious... But speaking of which, the issue of chip bottlenecks should have been addressed independently a long time ago.
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MEVHunter
· 13h ago
nah this is just openai building their own supply chain moat... classic vertical integration play. they're not messing around anymore—full stack from silicon to cooling systems. that's how you lock in the arbitrage spread on hardware costs. smart move tbh, keeps the toxic flow away from competitors and maintains protocol efficiency at scale
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FortuneTeller42
· 13h ago
Wow, OpenAI is really going all-in on hardware... Covering everything from chips to cooling systems, this pace is pretty intense.
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MidsommarWallet
· 13h ago
Oh no, OpenAI is about to make their own hardware... It seems like big companies are all competing in hardware now.
OpenAI's layout in consumer devices, robotics, and data centers is accelerating. According to recent reports, OpenAI has issued procurement requests to domestic manufacturers in the United States. These RFPs cover key components such as silicon chips, motors, packaging materials, and data center cooling systems.
This move reflects OpenAI's emphasis on hardware vertical integration. By collaborating with local suppliers, it can ensure supply chain stability and promote the participation of American manufacturing. From chips to cooling solutions, the comprehensive procurement demonstrates its ambition in AI infrastructure development — not only to lead in software but also to establish a closed-loop hardware ecosystem.