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OpenAI and Broadcom Build a Custom AI Chip — and India's Cloud Future Is Watching
Ars Technica·Thursday, 25 June 2026
OpenAI and Broadcom have announced a new chip built specifically for running large language models at scale. The chip is designed for LLM inference — meaning the part where AI actually answers your questions — not just training. The move signals that big AI players are racing to build their own silicon rather than relying entirely on Nvidia.
Why It Matters
India's growing AI and cloud computing sector depends heavily on access to chips like these. As Indian companies build more AI products, who controls the underlying hardware matters a lot.
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