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Anthropic Evaluates Development of Custom Chips Using Samsung's 2nm Process

On July 3, according to the Seoul Economic Daily, the American artificial intelligence (AI) company Anthropic is thoroughly assessing the use of Samsung's 2nm process for developing custom chips (ASICs) through its foundry services. Analysts believe this is part of its strategy to reduce reliance on external chips such as Nvidia GPUs and Google TPUs, aiming for 'AI infrastructure autonomy.'

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