The AI Chip Monopoly is Cracking. Here's How OpenAI is Doing It

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The race to build the most advanced AI is being throttled by a critical vulnerability: the industry's near-total dependency on Nvidia's hardware. OpenAI, the sector's most demanding customer, is aggressively moving to manage this single point of failure.

The company is executing a calculated multi-vendor strategy designed to dismantle this reliance and fundamentally reshape the AI hardware market.

We tasked our Deep Research AI to analyze the strategic implications of these landmark deals. The resulting report reveals that this isn't just about procurement—it's a long-term shift that grants OpenAI massive leverage in cost and supply chain, and has elevated AMD to a credible challenger. The strategy also includes innovative financing, like Nvidia's new chip-leasing model, driven by the sheer scale of the build-out, which is projected to cost up to $14 billion in 2025 alone.

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