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Report: OpenAI plans to shift compute needs from Microsoft to SoftBank

OpenAI is forecasted to shift its computing power sources, aiming for 75% of its capacity from Stargate, a project financed by SoftBank, by 2030.
OpenAI projects significant cost increases, estimating to burn $20 billion in cash by 2027, up from $5 billion in 2024.
By 2030, OpenAI predicts that costs for running AI models will surpass those for training models.

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TechCrunch

OpenAI reportedly plans shift from Microsoft to SoftBank

OpenAI is forecasting a major shift in the next five years around who it gets most of its computing power from, The Information reported on Friday. By

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Bazaar Times

OpenAI’s Strategic Shift: SoftBank to Power AI Computing Needs

OpenAI is planning to shift its computing needs from Microsoft to SoftBank, marking a major transformation in its infrastructure strategy over the next five years. The AI giant anticipates that by 2030, three-quarters of its data center capacity will come from Stargate, a project expected to be largely financed by SoftBank, one of OpenAI’s latest financial backers. SoftBank, one of the world’s largest technology investors, is set to invest $15 b…

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OpenAI Predicts Major Shift In Next Five Years With 75% Data Center Capacity Coming from Stargate

The makers of ChatGPT are forecasting a huge shift in the next couple of years. This has to do with the company getting a majority of its data capacity through Stargate. For those who might not be aware, Stargate is a project that is expected to be heavily funded by a leading member of the company’s financial backers which is SoftBank. This symbolizes a huge shift away from software giant Microsoft who happens to be the firm’s biggest shareholde…

OpenAI Plans To Shift Compute Needs From Microsoft To SoftBank

According to The Information (paywalled), OpenAI plans to shift most of its computing power from Microsoft to SoftBank-backed Stargate by 2030. TechCrunch reports: That represents a major shift away from Microsoft, OpenAI's biggest shareholder, who fulfills most of the startup's power needs today. The change won't happen overnight. OpenAI still plans to increase its spending on Microsoft-owned data centers in the next few years. During that time…

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