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CTOnews.com, June 8, according to Fortune magazine, Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, revealed at a private meeting that the severe shortage of GPU has hindered the progress of ChatGPT.

▲ source: OpenAI reports that Altman met with a number of App developers and start-up managers in May. Raza Habib, CEO of London-based AI start-up Humanloop, said in a tweet that Altman thought OpenAI lacked enough GPU, causing many efforts to optimize ChatGPT to be delayed.

▲ source: Invida Habib's meeting minutes show that the biggest customer complaint about ChatGPT is the speed and reliability of the API interface. Altman understands this and explains that the main reason is a serious shortage of GPU.

Shortly after the minutes of the meeting were made public, OpenAI contacted Hibib to say that the event could not be released to the public. Hibib then deleted the tweet. According to reports, Altman complained that the shortage of GPU led to a lack of computing power, and OpenAI was unable to expand ChatGPT's dialog list. This affects the amount of information that ChatGPT can handle when answering users' questions, and limits ChatGPT's "memory", such as the record of past questions. In addition, ChatGPT is unable to complete more tedious tasks, such as writing complex program code, due to lack of computing power.

According to CTOnews.com, OpenAI is one of many companies plagued by the lack of GPU, and cloud computing service providers such as Google, Amazon and Microsoft are all facing serious shortages of GPU. It has also sent shares of Nvidia, a major supplier, soaring, becoming the first semiconductor company with a market capitalization of more than $1 trillion, which has nearly tripled this year.

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