OpenAI scales Habitat platform for ChatGPT users
OpenAI shared how it scaled its Habitat infrastructure using Azure Cosmos DB and global caching to serve over 1 billion ChatGPT users. The system achieved 12x faster reads through reliable multi-tenancy.
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