
Microsoft OpenAI Deal Allows Multi-Cloud Access
Microsoft and OpenAI have revised their partnership. OpenAI can now offer products on any cloud provider, including AWS. Microsoft keeps a 20 percent revenue share and extends access to 2032.
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Microsoft and OpenAI have revised their partnership. OpenAI can now offer products on any cloud provider, including AWS. Microsoft keeps a 20 percent revenue share and extends access to 2032.

Microsoft and OpenAI have ended Microsoft's exclusive rights to sell OpenAI's AI models. This change allows OpenAI to seek partnerships with other cloud providers like Amazon. Microsoft stops revenue sharing on resold OpenAI products via its cloud platform.

Microsoft and OpenAI have changed their agreement to lessen mutual reliance during the intense global AI competition. Microsoft keeps licensing rights to OpenAI's technology until 2032 but loses exclusivity. This shift allows OpenAI to work with other cloud providers while paying Microsoft a capped revenue share.