Microsoft Says it’s No Longer OpenAI’s Exclusive Cloud Provider

Microsoft will no longer be OpenAI’s exclusive cloud provider, but will still have “right of first refusal” over OpenAI’s new cloud deals, the company said Tuesday. The change to that agreement came as the CEOs of OpenAI and Oracle announced a new artificial intelligence data center venture alongside President Donald Trump at the White House on Tuesday, with SoftBank and a UAE sovereign fund   [#item_con

Microsoft will no longer be OpenAI’s exclusive cloud provider, but will still have “right of first refusal” over OpenAI’s new cloud deals, the company said Tuesday. The change to that agreement came as the CEOs of OpenAI and Oracle announced a new artificial intelligence data center venture alongside President Donald Trump at the White House on Tuesday, with SoftBank and a UAE sovereign fund

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