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Under the agreement, OpenAI’s O1 or similar O-series models will be deployed on Venado, an Nvidia-powered supercomputer that was installed last year at Los Alamos National Laboratory.

By teaming up with Microsoft and integrating its AI models into the supercomputers at Los Alamos, OpenAI aims to enhance the security of the United States' nuclear arsenal. The Los Alamos Laboratory, ...

OpenAI is putting its o1 models on Los Alamos Lab’s supercomputer. OpenAI says it will also support the Lab’s nuclear security program, “focused on reducing the risk of nuclear war and ...

The collaboration will deploy OpenAI's O1 or another O-series model on Venado, an Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) supercomputer at Los Alamos National Laboratory, serving researchers from Los Alamos, Lawrence ...