New Delhi, Jan. 15 -- As artificial intelligence pushes deeper into real-time use cases, OpenAI is reworking how its models respond, not by changing algorithms, but by rethinking the hardware underneath.

The company has announced a partnership with Cerebras, bringing 750 megawatts of ultra-low-latency AI compute into OpenAI's platform over the next several years. The capacity will be integrated into OpenAI's inference stack in phases, with rollout planned through 2028.

The move reflects a growing focus on inference performance as AI models shift from static responses to interactive, agent-driven workloads where speed directly affects user experience.

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