Anthropic is seriously considering developing its own AI chips and has engaged Samsung to explore a potential collaboration. The company has not yet finalized the chip's purpose, integration, or power but aims to diversify its hardware beyond current suppliers like Google, Amazon, and Nvidia. This move comes amid a trend of AI firms creating custom chips to optimize performance and reduce reliance on Nvidia, highlighted by competitor OpenAI's recent partnership with Broadcom for a new inference chip. Samsung, a key player in AI chip manufacturing and Nvidia's partner, could play a strategic role in Anthropic's hardware plans.
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