Overview
- OpenAI finalized a deal in May to tap Google Cloud services for additional computing capacity, marking its first major infrastructure partnership with a direct AI rival.
- Under the agreement, Google Cloud will supply compute power for training and running models such as ChatGPT to address surging demand.
- The move diversifies OpenAI’s infrastructure beyond Microsoft Azure after the companies ended their exclusive data center arrangement in January.
- OpenAI’s annualized revenue run rate climbed to $10 billion in June amid booming adoption of its AI offerings.
- OpenAI and Microsoft are negotiating revised terms for their multibillion-dollar investment pact, including adjustments to Microsoft’s future equity stake.