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Kevin Okemwa

Going solo? Microsoft wants to be "self-sufficient in AI" — building its own chip cluster to reduce its reliance on OpenAI

The Microsoft logo displayed on a smartphone with the OpenAI logo in the background.

Microsoft and OpenAI's multibillion-dollar partnership has been going through some turbulence over the past few years. The tension dates back to when Sam Altman was abruptly ousted as OpenAI CEO by the company's board of directors for not being "consistently candid" with his leadership and operations.

Things haven't been the same since, though Sam Altman was reinstated as CEO after an outcry from his counterparts, who threatened to leave the company while reiterating that "OpenAI is nothing without its people."

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