OpenAI has changed its deal with Microsoft, giving the AI startup more flexibility to work with other cloud providers like Amazon, Google, and Oracle. This move shakes up one of the biggest partnerships in tech and opens the door to more competition in the AI space. Microsoft will still be OpenAI’s main cloud partner until 2032. Products will continue to launch first on Azure unless Microsoft decides otherwise. OpenAI, however, is now required to spend at least $250 billion on Azure services by that time. Microsoft keeps a non‑exclusive license to OpenAI’s models and products and secures a 20 percent cut of OpenAI’s revenue until 2030, capped at a set amount. In return, Microsoft no longer shares Azure revenue with… Read More
OpenAI breaks away from Microsoft, opens doors to rivals
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