An agreement could further strengthen the relationship between the two companies, but it should not change OpenAI's strategy for launching ChatGPT. OpenAI is a company dedicated to researching and developing artificial neural networks (NNAs) and their use in computer-assisted applications. Recently, they announced that they would be available their first custom chip with Broadcom, intended to be used as a component of a multi-generation AI chip project.

This decision shows OpenAI's willingness to maintain contact with the leading companies in the sector, even though these have already played a significant role in producing AI components. Meanwhile, Google has invested enormous sums in the field of artificial intelligence and has been trying to create an environment conducive to its employees. The Reuters report suggests that Google is preparing to acquire AI chips from other companies, including Google Cloud products.

This agreement could further strengthen the relationship between the two companies, but it should not change OpenAI's strategy for launching ChatGPT. Google began selling directly its own Tensor Processing Units (TPUs), cheaper alternatives compared to Nvidia's GPUs, to clients. This move seems to indicate that Google is orienting towards a mass market, while continuing to compete with Microsoft and Amazon.

Some analysts are concerned about the rapid investment Google is making in AI, especially in comparison to other large tech companies. These information highlight Google's will to continue investing in AI, even as these areas become increasingly important in society. The relationship between Google and OpenAI has been a point of strength for both companies, but it should not be considered as a definitive agreement.

OpenAI's decision to acquire AI chips from Google could be seen as an important step in their ChatGPT project, but it should not influence OpenAI's strategy for launching this new AI application.