OpenAI has internally discussed monetizing older chips and using its infrastructure expertise to build compute for others, but says compute remains scarce and no decision has been made.
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According to Alex Heath’s reporting:
OpenAI has discussed eventually selling compute capacity, though Sam Altman said “not anytime soon” because the co. still needs the capacity itself.
OpenAI compute chief outlined 2 possibilities:
1) Monetize older chips that frontier models outgrow but smaller open-source models could still use
2) Use OpenAI’s infrastructure expertise to build compute capacity for other companies
OpenAI also says compute remains scarce across research, consumer products
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