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OpenAI is developing its first proprietary chip to power its AI systems in collaboration with Broadcom and TSMC, reports Reuters. At the same time, the company is expanding its AI chip offerings with AMD processors to meet rapidly growing infrastructure demand alongside Nvidia chips. OpenAI had considered various options to diversify its chip supply and reduce costs, including building its own network of chip factories, but this has been ruled out for the time being due to the high cost and time involved. Instead, OpenAI plans to focus on developing its own chips. Broadcom is helping OpenAI with chip development and securing manufacturing capacity at TSMC.

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Google is rolling out its AI-powered search feature, AI Overviews, to more than 100 countries and says it will reach more than one billion monthly users worldwide. The AI summaries are now available in multiple languages, including English, Hindi, Indonesian, Japanese, Portuguese and Spanish, regardless of the user's location. Google says it has also improved the way users access source links: Desktop users now see links more prominently on the right-hand side of the screen, while mobile users can access them via icons in the top right-hand corner. The company has also added direct links within the AI summary text itself. The search giant promises that all ads in these AI-generated summaries will be clearly labelled. The feature remains unavailable across the EU region.

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