El fabricante de microchips AMD ha recibido un gran impulso en la carrera por abastecer la revolución de la inteligencia artificial. OpenAI, la empresa que está detrás de la importante plataforma de IA ChatGPT, anunció un acuerdo para que AMD suministre a la startup de IA sus chips de procesamiento de alto rendimiento a partir del año que viene.

The release of Open AI's ChatGPT has accelerated the development of artificial intelligence and warnings about its impact on society.

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AMD has signed a major agreement with OpenAI to provide high-performance processing chips for the company's artificial intelligence data centers. The deal, set to begin next year, allows OpenAI to use chips capable of handling 6 gigawatts of power over five years and includes an option for OpenAI to acquire a roughly 10% stake in AMD.

This development positions AMD as a stronger competitor against NVIDIA, which recently signed a similar deal with OpenAI. The announcement led to a significant rise in AMD's share price, while NVIDIA shares dipped slightly. The chips will support expanding AI applications, including OpenAI's new video generation tool, Sora, and enhanced integration of third-party apps within ChatGPT.

AMD, fabricante de chips de IA, cierra un importante acuerdo con OpenAI

El fabricante de microchips AMD ha recibido hoy un gran impulso en la carrera por abastecer la revolución de la inteligencia artificial. OpenAI, el fabricante del popular chat GPT, ha anunciado un importante acuerdo para que AMD suministre a la startup de inteligencia artificial con sus chips de procesamiento de alto rendimiento a partir del año que viene. La corresponsal de negocios y tecnología de la CBS, Jolene Kent, se une a mí para hablar del impacto en la carrera mundial de la IA. Así, Jolene, esto es un verdadero cambio de Taylor Swift la semana pasada. Me estoy poniendo al día, Jolene. ¿Qué hay aquí? No quiero encasillarte. Fue muy divertido la semana pasada. Muy bien, déjame ponerme serio. ¿Qué hay en este trato? Mira, la vida de una corista aquí. Abordamos todos los temas y le traemos las últimas noticias. Y esta es una gran victoria para AMD. Esta es una empresa que ya es un gran competidor. Han estado intentando abrirse paso en un mercado que ha estado dominado por NVIDIA. Y el acuerdo da a OpenAI un acuerdo para utilizar chips que pueden manejar 6 gigavatios de potencia en el transcurso de cinco años. Y le da a OpenAI la opción de aproximadamente el 10% de participación en la empresa. Así que, te estarás preguntando, ¿de qué va esto? Bueno, los chips irán a centros de datos que alimentarán lo que se llama informática de interfaz. Y eso es básicamente cuando interactúas con tu amigo chat GPT. Así pues, las empresas van a empezar con una instalación de 1 gigavatio a finales del año que viene. Y AMD dijo que ese acuerdo podría generar decenas de miles de millones de dólares en ingresos. 6 gigavatios, lo que equivale aproximadamente a las necesidades energéticas de 5 millones de hogares estadounidenses. Eso es tres veces la cantidad de energía producida por la presa Hoover. Y, en última instancia, cuantos más chips haya disponibles, mayor será la capacidad de cálculo de la IA. Por lo tanto, esto, por supuesto, se produce sólo unas semanas después de OpenAI llegó a un acuerdo similar con NVIDIA por valor de 10 gigavatios de potencia de cálculo, John. ¿Cómo está valorando el mercado esta noticia? Sí, mira, cualquier cosa con OpenAI es un buen negocio ahora mismo, según el mercado. Así que, sus acciones suben. Y al cierre del mercado de hoy, las acciones de AMD subieron casi 40 dólares por acción. Por lo tanto, ganando más del 20% para los accionistas. Valor de mercado, en general, 60 mil millones de dólares más desde el cierre del mercado el viernes. Así que, las acciones de NVIDIA, las estuve viendo todo el día. Bajaron ligeramente con las noticias. Y eso básicamente indica que los inversores están listos para que otro gran jugador de chips americano reciba un impulso. Y así, que está haciendo bien en el estímulo del gobierno, que empuje para obtener la fabricación de chips hecho aquí en los EE.UU.. Y alejarse de parte de ese hardware que se está haciendo en Asia. Pero los chips de AMD se hacen principalmente en Taiwán y luego en estas nuevas fábricas en Arizona. John. Ahora, para lo que se supone que todo este poder, que, por supuesto, es hacer videos raros. Entonces, ¿podrías hablarnos de la recepción del nuevo producto de vídeo de OpenAI, Sora? Sí. Sí, es una segunda generación de Sora. El generador de vídeo de OpenAI. Es un montón de IA en un pergamino, básicamente. Básicamente, los usuarios pueden hacer vídeos de hasta 20 segundos con sonido. Y puedes ponerte a ti mismo en el vídeo. Y los llaman cameos. Pero hay preocupación por, obviamente, la violación de derechos de autor. Y The Wall Street Journal informó de que los titulares de derechos de autor tendrán que optar por que su trabajo no aparezca en los vídeos. Por lo tanto, me huelo que probablemente va a haber algunas demandas sobre esto. Y ya algunos usuarios están reportando la generación de personajes populares. Hemos visto Super Mario Brothers, Studio Ghibli. Sólo puedo imaginar cuáles son las ramificaciones legales aquí. Quedan 20 segundos. OpenAI también ha anunciado algunas novedades. ¿Qué anunciaron? Sí, gran día del desarrollador en OpenAI hoy en el norte de California. El CEO Sam Altman sube al escenario. Básicamente, las aplicaciones estarán integradas en ChatGPT. Así, por ejemplo, puedes pedirle a ChatGPT que genere ideas de eslóganes para, digamos, un póster o un folleto que quieras hacer. Y entonces Canva, la aplicación, lo generaría automáticamente con esas sugerencias. Por lo tanto, lo hace un poco más fácil para usted y pone más en ChatGPT.

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