Samsung and Openi are joining the forces. Samsung Electronics, Openi, Samsung SDS, Samsung C&T, and Samsung Heavy Industries have announced a letter (LOI) to work together on the infrastructure of the Global AI Data Center. The deal was signed at a ceremony in Seoul, Korea, which was attended by Young Hyun June, Samsung Electronics Vice Chairman and CEO Sam Altman, CEO and CEO of OpenEE.

As part of the partnership, the two companies will bring their expertise together in semi -activists, data centers, shipbuilding and cloud services to develop relevant future technologies for AI infrastructure.

According to Loi, Samsung will serve as a strategic memory partner for Electronics Openai, especially supplying advanced semiconductor solutions for Openai’s Global Stargate initiative. Demand for an estimated memory of Openai can reach 900,000 dram wafers per month, and Samsung’s contribution will focus on high performance, energy-skilled drama solutions.

Under the agreement, Samsung SDS and OpenIAI Stargate will work together on the design, development and operation of AI data centers, providing counseling, deployment and management services for integrated businesses integrating OpenAI’s AI model. Samsung SDS has also gained a reseller partnership for Openai’s services in Korea, with the support of consultation and deployment to local businesses with access to CATGPT enterprise and related services.

Companies also have a plan for floating data centers. Instead of fully relying on the ground, Samsung Heavy Industries and Samsung will detect the C & T -ups -up infrastructure – from floating power plants to control the hub – cutting cost, reduction of cooling costs, reducing carbon emissions and bypassing land shortage.

Meanwhile, Samsung SDS will contribute to its logistics expertise through its digital freight platform, Cello Square, which uses AI and automation to streamline global supply chains. Internal, Samsung is also searching for the broad use of chatgpt in its operation to accelerate workplace changes. The partnership with Openai aims to align with Korea’s ambition to become one of the top three countries in AI and create new opportunities in the entire region.

This collaboration is expected to take advantage of Samsung’s smartthings ecosystem, open partnership and integrated AI portfolio to extend connected experiences.