Microsoft will once again turn to Oracle to help OpenAI expand its computing power. According to The Register, the company leases AI power from Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). Microsoft has already invested heavily in OpenAI and, according to some sources, owns almost half of the company, but it seems that Azure resources are not enough for the AI startup to be able to grow freely. Oracle's latest quarterly report stated that the company would soon build a "very, very large data center," about half of which would be used by Microsoft. It is expected that it will use a lot of NVIDIA accelerators with LSS, intended primarily for training AI models. Oracle's second-generation AI infrastructure will be significantly more productive than the first and there will be great demand for it, Oracle says.
Source: 3dnews.ru
