OpenAI CEO: Plans to Double Compute Cluster Capacity Within the Next Five Months
According to Jinse Finance, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman stated on X: In light of the surge in demand brought by GPT-5, our priority allocation of computing power over the coming months will be as follows: 1. First, ensure that the total available capacity for current paid ChatGPT users is greater than before the launch of GPT-5. 2. Next, prioritize meeting API demand until we reach the current allocated capacity and fulfill existing commitments to customers. (Roughly estimated, with current capacity, we can support about 30% additional new API growth on top of the current level.) 3. Improve the service quality of the free version of ChatGPT. 4. Then prioritize meeting new API demand. We plan to double the size of our computing clusters within the next five months, so this situation is expected to improve. (Jinshi)
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