FEBRUARY 2ND, LOCAL TIME, FEBRUARY 1ST, ACCORDING TO BLOOMBERG, YIN WEIDA CEO Jen-Hsun HuangMake it clear that the company doesn't have toinvest OpenAI Instead, they prefer to “step by step” and step by step。
Before that, OpenAI suggested that Britain might invest up to $100 billionNever a formal promiseIt doesn't mean Yin Waida will100 billion dollars at onceI don't know. "OpenAI does invite us to invest up to $100 billion, and we're happy and honoured, but the investment will be gradual."
Back last September, OpenAI announced a new cooperation with Weidar. OpenAI said at the time that both sides were planningCONSTRUCTION OF AN AI DATA CENTRE OF AT LEAST 10 GW SIZEIt relies on millions of British veda chips. At the same time, OpenAI says that Britain will invest up to $100 billion in phases as each 1 GW data centre moves on。
This collaboration was once seen as a win-win: SELLING A LARGE NUMBER OF TOP-LEVEL AI CHIPSAdditional expansion of the data centre business map; OpenAI availableFINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR THE EXPANSION OF AI INFRASTRUCTURE.
Updates indicate that cooperation is encountering resistance. Last Friday, the Wall Street Journal reported that within the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, people had begun questioning transactions and that negotiations between the two companies had not yet reached an early stage. Reports indicate that the two sides are reassessing the prospects for cooperation and that the most recent discussions may have involved equity investments of up to tens of billions of dollars in the current OpenAI financing round。
The report also mentions that Hoang In-hoon criticized OpenAI for its “lack of discipline” business strategy and expressed concern about the situation of OpenAI in its competition with Google and Anthropic。