OpenAI’s Sam Altman had secret TSMC meeting over future chip supply, report claims — AI pioneer in Asia as South Korea confirms 20MW data center deal with ChatGPT maker

October 1, 2025

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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman reportedly took a quiet trip to Taiwan this week to hold meetings with representatives of TSMC and Foxconn and discuss collaborating on chip design and manufacturing, as well as AI server infrastructure development, according to Digitimes. These kinds of partnerships will be crucial if OpenAI is to meet its commitments as part of major initiatives like Stargate, to build hundreds of billions of dollars worth of data centers and “AI factories,” over the next few years.

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OpenAI’s Sam Altman had secret TSMC meeting over future chip supply, report claims — AI pioneer in Asia as South Korea confirms 20MW data center deal with ChatGPT maker

October 1, 2025

, Published By Tom’s Hardware

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman reportedly took a quiet trip to Taiwan this week to hold meetings with representatives of TSMC and Foxconn and discuss collaborating on chip design and manufacturing, as well as AI server infrastructure development, according to Digitimes. These kinds of partnerships will be crucial if OpenAI is to meet its commitments as part of major initiatives like Stargate, to build hundreds of billions of dollars worth of data centers and “AI factories,” over the next few years.

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