Sam Altman Raises Billions to Build a Global Network of Semiconductor Fabrication Plants for AI Chips


Sam Altman said in an interview that it was just right to study for two years and drop out of university. He believes that two years at Stanford have already provided him with the core knowledge needed for entrepreneurship, and spending another two years would bring little additional value and low cost-effectiveness. In today's rapidly evolving technological environment, this growth path may also suit many other young people.
Google search once briefly displayed the death of OpenAI CEO Altman, causing attention. Google later admitted the error, stating it was due to malicious tampering of public information sources, not human modification. Netizens generally speculated that it was related to the tampering of Wikipedia.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman recently stated that AI will not lead to a four-day workweek as expected. History has repeatedly shown that technological changes have not fundamentally shortened working hours, and AI is unlikely to be an exception. He acknowledged that modern people have more leisure time than centuries ago, but the ideal of a four-day workweek remains distant.....
Samsung and Broadcom have reached a long-term deep cooperation, covering the entire supply chain of memory chips, foundry, and advanced packaging. It is expected that by 2030, the scale of cooperation will break through $200 billion, marking that AI chips have entered a stage of 'design plus manufacturing' deep integration. The core technology is Broadcom's ASIC custom design capabilities combined with Samsung's manufacturing. The two companies will jointly tackle challenges in sub-2nm process technology and HBM high-bandwidth memory fields.
Sam Altman stated that AI cannot shorten working hours, as increased productivity will trigger a sense of competition, leading people not to reduce their work. He pointed out that for a long time, tech company CEOs have promised to shorten working hours, but it has not come true.