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[54] The Man Who Built OpenAI's First Chip

United KingdomPublished September 30, 2026

Views 37.0K  |  Likes 564  |  Comments 35
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This video has 37.0K views and 564 likes, ranking #4,744,918 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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37,055

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564

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35

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Today's sponsor is https://www.amtechmicro.com Richard Ho leads hardware at OpenAI. He joined Google's TPU program as one of its first engineers, built Anton supercomputers at D. E. Shaw before that, and now runs the team behind Jalapeño. He tells me how close he came to a blank cheque, why the team bet on wiring HBM b…

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