Hardware

On June 30th, OpenAI released a video on X, announcing that it will launch a hardware device to be used in conjunction with Codex on July 15th, with the attachment "Your favorite Codex shortcut is about to be upgraded". The video shows that the device was launched jointly by OpenAI and an outsider, Work Louder. Work Louder mainly produces mechanical keyboards and macro control boards, which support user-defined keys, buttons and dials, which can be used in combination with different software. Devices appearing in the preview video..

On February 9th, OpenAI's first consumer-oriented AI hardware device is accelerating, but the first version of this month's moonlight will be a limited "simplified" version. The reason for this is that HBM supply is strained to raise the cost of 2nm chips, forcing OpenAI to postpone the "abnormal form" of the calculation unit in the original plan by launching a version that only supports audio functions. The blogger's latest story, "Intelligence Picacho", states that the device is named "Dime" and that its size is small. The patent was published yesterday by the National Intellectual Property Agency of the United States, with the appearance of metals..

On 20 January, according to the Axios website, OpenAI Policy Manager Chris Lane revealed at the Davos Forum on Monday that the company was “as planned” to launch its first hardware equipment in late 2026. 1AI noted that OpenAI CEO Sam Altmann and Apple former chief designer Johnny Avi revealed last May that the company was developing a range of hardware products that were expected to be officially visible in 2026. Pumbaa journalist Mark Goulman reported last November that OpenAI was in the process of..