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Nvidia is investing in a low-key artificial intelligence lab run by former OpenAI chief scientist Ilya Sutskevi, and the two sides have reached a long-term partnership. This partnership will not only allow the startup to obtain more computing power resources, but also help the chip giant compete against competition in the industry. The two companies revealed on Monday that Nvidia completed a large investment after having a rare in-depth understanding of the startup's R&D progress; the specific financial terms of this transaction were not disclosed to the outside world. The two parties agreed that the security superintelligence company founded by Sutskevi can use Nvidia's flagship graphics processor hardware in large quantities to achieve an order of magnitude increase in computing power. People familiar with the matter revealed that the company previously mainly relied on tensor processors developed by Google's parent company Alphabet to perform computations.
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Nvidia is investing in a low-key artificial intelligence lab run by former OpenAI chief scientist Ilya Sutskevi, and the two sides have reached a long-term partnership. This partnership will not only allow the startup to obtain more computing power resources, but also help the chip giant compete against competition in the industry. The two companies revealed on Monday that Nvidia completed a large investment after having a rare in-depth understanding of the startup's R&D progress; the specific financial terms of this transaction were not disclosed to the outside world. The two parties agreed that the security superintelligence company founded by Sutskevi can use Nvidia's flagship graphics processor hardware in large quantities to achieve an order of magnitude increase in computing power. People familiar with the matter revealed that the company previously mainly relied on tensor processors developed by Google's parent company Alphabet to perform computations.
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