Tom’s Hardware offers free AI Chip Design Week access until October 2
Tom’s Hardware Premium is giving free access to its AI Chip Design Week coverage from September 28 to October 2. The week includes an interview with OpenAI’s hardware chief Richard Ho about the company’s AI-designed inference ASIC, Jalapeño, and broader analysis of AI in chip design tools and future trends.
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- Free access to AI Chip Design Week content until October 2 via Tom’s Hardware membership
- Includes OpenAI’s Richard Ho interview on Jalapeño ASIC and AI chip design trends
- Premium subscription costs $29/year or $7/month with expanded coverage and benchmarks
The free content requires a free Tom’s Hardware membership. After the week, premium features return behind a paywall. Subscriptions cost $29 per year or $7 per month, offering in-depth reports, benchmarking tools, and industry forecasts. The site highlights its 30-year track record of hardware journalism.
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Tom's Hardware · 28 September 2026
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