OpenAI has entered a major cloud partnership with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to host and expand its artificial intelligence operations, including ChatGPT. The agreement is a seven-year deal valued at $38 billion, aiming to provide OpenAI with large-scale computing resources to support growing AI demands.
Under the partnership, AWS will supply OpenAI with access to its Amazon EC2 UltraServers, equipped with hundreds of thousands of Nvidia GPUs. These servers can scale to tens of millions of CPUs, making them ideal for handling resource-intensive ChatGPT workloads and other generative AI applications.
The cloud infrastructure will be fully operational by the end of 2026. It will use Nvidia GB200 and GB300 GPUs in tightly connected clusters, enabling low-latency and high-performance AI operations. OpenAI will also have the option to further expand its infrastructure starting in 2027, ensuring long-term scalability for ChatGPT.
According to the official statement, the partnership provides OpenAI with enhanced computing power while leveraging AWS’s security, scalability, and cost efficiency. AWS already manages over 500,000 chips in its AI infrastructure, showcasing its experience in supporting large-scale AI systems.
This collaboration marks a significant milestone for OpenAI as it continues to expand the reach of ChatGPT to millions of users worldwide. The increased cloud capacity will allow OpenAI to deliver faster and more efficient AI responses, enhancing user experience and enabling more advanced AI functionalities.
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The deal highlights the growing importance of cloud infrastructure in powering next-generation AI tools. By combining OpenAI’s AI expertise with AWS’s robust computing resources, ChatGPT is expected to scale rapidly while maintaining high performance and reliability.
