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OpenAI plans year-end Jalapeño deployment

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OpenAI said it plans to begin deploying Jalapeño in its compute infrastructure by year-end. The company described the deployment as the first step in a multigenerational roadmap, saying a second generation is deep in development and a third is taking shape. OpenAI said each generation is intended to improve efficiency and speed, but did not provide deployment scale, specifications, or performance measurements in the post.
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