An updated deal between OpenAI and Microsoft will see the ChatGPT owner able to serve all of its products via cloud providers other than Microsoft. The partnership between Microsoft and OpenAI is a big part of the reason the company was able to quickly expand ChatGPT and other services over the past few years.

The revised agreement will enable OpenAI to “serve all its products to customers across any cloud provider.” In a post on X published today, Amazon.com Inc. Chief Executive Andy Jassy stated that the ChatGPT developer’s models will become available to Amazon Bedrock customers within a few weeks.

OpenAI is shuttering Sora, its stand-alone AI video generation app and social network, and the availability for developers to access the Sora 2 video model family through its application programming interface (API) to rely on it for their own products or ...

Microsoft and OpenAI ended their exclusive AI deal. Here's what Ghana's tech users, businesses, and developers need to know about changes ahead.

Microsoft’s AI moat is wider than the headlines suggest. On April 27, Microsoft and OpenAI announced revised partnership terms that loosened the exclusivity that once defined the relationship. OpenAI can now offer its API across any cloud provider,