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OpenAI denies new chip collaboration with Samsung beyond existing partnership

The Register reported that Samsung could help fortify OpenAI's semiconductor supply chain across compute and memory.

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The Register reported that Samsung could help fortify OpenAI's semiconductor supply chain across compute and memory. However, OpenAI Korea clarified on Friday that there is "nothing new to announce" beyond the existing partnership with Samsung Electronics, contextualizing earlier references to expanded collaboration within Samsung's decision to integrate ChatGPT and a letter of intent from October.

Where they diverge

The Register's framing suggests an active new collaboration on semiconductor development, while OpenAI Korea's statement pushes back, emphasizing that any collaboration references were tied to existing arrangements rather than new co-development initiatives.

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