OpenAI's Jalapeno inference chip will be in data centers by the end of next year (2027).
“OpenAI announced Jalapeno, which is a inference chip. It is their first custom inference chip. They've been testing it. They have performance numbers where they compare it to existing best. Existing best is the NVIDIA b 300. They have not named the existing best in in their in their material. And I think this is this is one of the challenges that you have. So I I would say to be from my point of view, it's great that OpenAI has announced this chip. They say that it'll be in data centers by the end of next year.”
→ Read the source episode
Our resolution criterion
disputableOpenAI's Jalapeno chip is deployed and operational in commercial data centers
More from Cognitive Revolution
Bronson reports Anthropic's framework targets early 2027 for automated R&D capability.
Misha Gurevich predicts far-UVC lamp prices could drop to around $100 per unit within the next couple of years with zero technological innovation.
Nathan predicts 30% probability China will develop functional EUV by January 1, 2029.
Patrick McKenzie predicts broad deployment of far-UVC in the United States by 2030, but expects to lose this bet due to slower-than-expected adoption.
Prakash predicts 80% probability China will develop a functional EUV lithography machine by January 1, 2029.
Prakash indicates the show will continue next Monday with compacted context.
Summaries are ours; the quote is a verbatim transcript excerpt. Our resolution criteria are editorial and disputable. How this works.