Recently, during an interview with the media, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman revealed that the company has secured the first batch of NVIDIA's newly launched AI-dedicated chip, the H100, and expects to receive chips more smoothly next year. These H100 chips will be used to train OpenAI's next-generation language model, GPT-5. GPT-5 is expected to outperform GPT-4, achieving more complex language generation. Additionally, obtaining more H100 chips means OpenAI is one step closer to realizing the goal of artificial general intelligence. Although NVIDIA still dominates this field, companies like AMD and Arm are also working on developing more advanced AI chips. Major tech companies such as Google and Amazon are actively acquiring this AI chip. The competition in the AI chip sector is becoming increasingly intense.