Samsung Electronics Chairman Jay Y. Lee met OpenAI founder Sam Altman at OpenAI’s headquarters in San Francisco to discuss potential cooperation in artificial intelligence and semiconductors, according to an Odaily report citing OpenAI’s public disclosure on July 26. OpenAI said the meeting took place on the morning of July 25 local time, but did not release details on the agenda or the substance of the talks.
According to industry observers cited by Jin10, the discussion likely focused on deeper collaboration in AI infrastructure, including high-bandwidth memory, dynamic random-access memory (DRAM), and advanced foundry manufacturing. The same report said the two sides may also have discussed digital transformation plans tied to deploying generative AI across Samsung’s business lines. No additional details were disclosed by OpenAI.
Samsung Electronics Chairman Jay Y. Lee met OpenAI founder Sam Altman at OpenAI’s headquarters in San Francisco to discuss cooperation plans in artificial intelligence and semiconductors.
OpenAI said on July 26 that the meeting took place on the morning of July 25 local time at its San Francisco headquarters. The company did not disclose the specific topics or agenda.
Industry observers cited by Jin10 said the talks likely covered deeper cooperation in AI infrastructure, including high-bandwidth memory, dynamic random-access memory (DRAM), and advanced foundry manufacturing. The two sides may also have discussed digital transformation plans for deploying generative AI across Samsung’s business lines.
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