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Tom's Hardware September 9, 2026 By Anton Shilov neutral

OpenAI says its next-generation processors could be made at Samsung — double-sourcing with TSMC hints at massive volume requirements

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OpenAI deepens chip cooperation with Samsung, possibly prepares to Double source AI ASICs from two foundries in a bid to get more in-house silicon to its data centers.
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