OpenAI and Broadcom unveil Jalapeno AI inference chip
TL;DR: OpenAI and Broadcom announced Jalapeno, a custom AI inference accelerator for large language model workloads, according to Telecompaper. The companies said the chip is designed for large-scale data centre use. The source describes the launch as OpenAI's latest move in AI infrastructure.
OpenAI and Broadcom announced Jalapeno, a custom AI inference chip for large language model workloads, according to a Telecompaper report.
The companies said Jalapeno is an AI inference accelerator. Inference refers to running a trained artificial intelligence model to generate outputs, rather than training the model. The source said the chip is intended for large-scale data centres.
Telecompaper reported that the announcement marks OpenAI's latest step in AI infrastructure. The source excerpt did not provide technical specifications, launch dates, deployment locations, or commercial terms for Jalapeno.
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