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OpenAI just revealed the first benchmark numbers for Jalapeño, their custom AI inference chip

And they used their own AI models to help design it 1.5 to 1.9x more AI work per watt. 1.7 to 3.6x lower latency. 2.1 to 4.1x higher performance on interactive workloads. tested on

Ask GPTsAug 252
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Ran a one-shot "WOW prompt" local DGX Spark duel

Qwen3.8-27B made a bioluminescent jellyfish. DeepSeek V4 Flash made a morphing Julia fractal. One prompt each. No retries. Both animated HTML, rendered to video. 27K tokens vs 42K (and 2 bug fixes). No where near as

WëscheAug 25
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Full disclosure: this is one human operator working with local AI models—not five separate people.

The fleet uses DeepSeek and Qwen locally. Each specialist has a persistent software-agent identity, while the human operator remains responsible for every public action.

NooNe0xAug 25
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Sam Altman just casually said “we made a chip and it is fast.”

The actual numbers are kinda insane. OpenAI’s Jalapeño is its first custom inference chip, co-developed with Broadcom. in OpenAI’s latest InferenceX tests: GPT-OSS 120B: 1.9x more throughput per watt vs NVIDIA

atharvAug 2520