TSMC is expected to produce OpenAI’s chips using advanced 3-nanometer technology, a process that promises enhanced performance and efficiency.

OpenAI remains on track to start producing its in-house AI chip next year, according to a report from Reuters. Sources tell the outlet that OpenAI plans to finalize its design over the next few months before sending it to the Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co (TSMC) for fabrication.

OpenAI is pushing ahead on its plan to reduce its reliance on Nvidia for its chip supply by developing its first generation of in-house artificial-intelligence silicon.

OpenAI is finalizing its first in-house AI chip design, aiming to reduce reliance on Nvidia. The chip, set for TSMC fabrication, will undergo a six-month 'tape out' process. If successful, mass production could start by 2026,

TSMC will be manufacturing OpenAI’s in-house chip using the chipmaker’s advanced 3-nanometer process technology.

As the industry embraces artificial intelligence, the need for chips ready for AI tasks has increased considerably in recent

According to sources referenced by Reuters, the company is apparently in the final months of finalizing the design for the in-house chip, with plans for the chip to be sent for fabrication at Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co.