Microsoft Spent Millions of Dollars on OpenAI’s ChatGPT Supercomputer

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Microsoft Announces that it Strung together tens of thousands of Nvidia A100 chips to revamp server racks to develop hardware behind ChatGPT and its in-house Bing AI bot.

According to the report by Bloomberg, Microsoft shells out hundreds of millions of dollars to develop a huge supercomputer to assist OpenAI’s ChatGPT chatbot. In order to develop such a massive supercomputer that supports OpenAI’s projects, they strung together thousands of Nvidia graphics processing units (GPUs) in its Azure cloud computing platform.

Microsoft also says that they are also focusing on making Azure’s AI more robust.

Read more: Microsoft Strung Together Tens of Thousands of Chips in a Pricey Supercomputer for OpenAI

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