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The difference between these two deals is enormous. AMD is selling its chips to OpenAI for OpenAI to become an investor in AMD and create a resurgence in its AI technology. Nvidia is investing in OpenAI in exchange for its chips, so it at least gets something out of the deal.
The deal opens the door for OpenAI to own a 10% stake in AMD. However, CEO Sam Altman says his company is still committed to buying GPUs from longtime partner Nvidia.
Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.'s AI-focused deals with OpenAI and Oracle make it a strong long-term investment. Click here for my updated look at AMD stock.
The two companies now have a partnership to build massive data centers for artificial intelligence (AI) computing.
The tech giants intend to bring at least 10 gigawatts of AI capacity online, starting in H2 2026 with Vera Rubin chips.
AI firm OpenAI and chipmaker Nvidia announced a $100 billion investment deal to deploy 10 gigawatts to power data centers beginning in 2026.
Nvidia plans to invest $100 billion in OpenAI, giving the ChatGPT maker a huge war chest to build data centers with the chip maker's chips.
Nvidia Corp. added another bull on Wednesday, as HSBC upgraded the chipmaker to buy from hold, citing the ongoing growth of artificial intelligence.
HSBC analyst Frank Lee said in a research note that he expects the market for Nvidia's AI chips to keep growing beyond its Big Tech customers, pointing to OpenAI-backed Stargate projects in the US and abroad, as well as OpenAI's ( OPAI.PVT) recent deal with Nvidia, which he sees cumulatively creating up to $400 billion in revenue for the chipmaker.