Nvidia, Amazon, and Microsoft are reportedly negotiating a joint investment of up to $60 billion in OpenAI, according to The Information. Nvidia, already an investor and supplier of the chips powering OpenAI's AI models, could contribute up to $30 billion. Microsoft, a long-time strategic partner, is considering an investment of less than $10 billion, while Amazon, emerging as a new investor, is evaluating a figure that could exceed $10 billion and potentially reach or surpass $20 billion. The report indicates that OpenAI is close to receiving formal investment proposals from these companies. Both Amazon and Microsoft have refrained from commenting, and neither Nvidia nor OpenAI has responded to requests for comments, according to Reuters, which has not been able to independently verify the information. Amazon's potential investment may be contingent on additional agreements, such as extending OpenAI's cloud services contract with Amazon and authorization to market OpenAI products, like ChatGPT enterprise subscriptions, through Amazon's platform, according to The Information. This news comes after recent reports suggesting that SoftBank is also in talks to invest up to $30 billion in OpenAI. The company led by Sam Altman is facing rising costs to train and operate its AI models in an increasingly competitive environment, particularly from Google, owned by Alphabet. Source: elnacional.cat.