Running Codex on 128-Core CPU Clusters: A New Compute Approach
BenBajarin · x · 2026-08-04
Industry observers discuss the potential of using 128-core CPU clusters to run OpenAI Codex. Compared to relying solely on GPUs, these high-core-count CPU clusters may offer unique advantages for processing and orchestrating AI coding tasks, providing a new perspective on AI infrastructure configuration.
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