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The latest Richard Ho news, : OpenAI says Jalapeño chip delivers up to 1.9× more tokens per watt than Nvidia.

Richard Ho serves as OpenAI's Vice President of Hardware. Recent coverage details his discussions regarding the Jalapeño inference ASIC, a custom chip developed with Broadcom and manufactured by Celestica. The stories highlight the chip's efficiency, its AI-assisted design process, and its deployment alongside AMD EPYC Turin CPUs.

7 stories mentioning Richard Ho since 28 September 2026, newest first, each with its sources and discussion. Follow to see new ones on your front page.

  1. Hardware & Compute new

    OpenAI says Jalapeño chip delivers up to 1.9× more tokens per watt than Nvidia

    OpenAI unveiled its first in‑house inference chip, Jalapeño, built with Broadcom and assembled by Celestica. The chip targets data‑movement efficiency, claiming 1.5 to 1.9 times more tokens per watt than Nvidia’s…

    1 source
    i-scoop.eu
  2. Hardware & Compute new

    OpenAI’s Jalapeño chip earns TIME’s Best Inventions 2026 honor

    OpenAI’s custom AI chip Jalapeño made TIME’s Best Inventions of 2026 list on October 15, marking its first major public recognition since launch. The chip, developed with Broadcom and manufactured by Celestica, is…

    1 source
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  3. Business & Funding new

    OpenAI's Sachin Katti to leave infrastructure role, stay on as advisor

    Sachin Katti, OpenAI's infrastructure lead, announced he is departing his role after roughly a year at the company, with his last day set for November 15, 2026, and will continue as an advisor. Uday Ruddarraju,…

    4 sources
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  4. Hardware & Compute new

    OpenAI’s Jalapeño ASIC beats Nvidia on efficiency in AI chip design

    OpenAI’s vice president of hardware, Richard Ho, discussed the company’s Jalapeño inference ASIC—developed with Broadcom—in an interview with Tom’s Hardware. The chip, unveiled at Hot Chips 2026, leverages AI within…

    1 source
    Tom's Hardware
  5. Hardware & Compute new

    OpenAI deploys Jalapeño ASICs with AMD EPYC Turin CPUs, not Nvidia Vera

    OpenAI is deploying its new Jalapeño ASIC chips internally alongside AMD EPYC Turin host CPUs, each equipped with 1.5TB of memory. Richard Ho, OpenAI's VP and Head of Hardware, told Tom's Hardware Premium the choice…

    1 source
    Tom's Hardware
  6. Hardware & Compute new

    OpenAI VP details Jalapeño ASIC’s AI-assisted design and efficiency focus

    OpenAI’s VP of Hardware, Richard Ho, discussed the company’s custom Jalapeño inference ASIC in an interview with Tom’s Hardware, emphasizing efficiency and AI-driven design. The chip, revealed at Hot Chips 2026, cuts…

    4 sources
    Tom's Hardware
  7. Hardware & Compute new

    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…

    1 source
    Tom's Hardware

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As of 26 October 2026: OpenAI says Jalapeño chip delivers up to 1.9× more tokens per watt than Nvidia. OpenAI unveiled its first in‑house inference chip, Jalapeño, built with Broadcom and assembled by Celestica.

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Richard Ho serves as OpenAI's Vice President of Hardware. Recent coverage details his discussions regarding the Jalapeño inference ASIC, a custom chip developed with Broadcom and manufactured by Celestica. The stories highlight the chip's efficiency, its AI-assisted design process, and its deployment alongside AMD EPYC Turin CPUs.