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Kevin Okemwa

Microsoft reportedly lacks the know-how to fully leverage OpenAI's tech — despite holding IP rights

The Microsoft logo is being displayed on a smart phone, with the OpenAI logo visible on the screen in the background.

Over the past few months, a gigantic rift has seemingly formed between Microsoft and OpenAI's multi-billion-dollar partnership. While OpenAI CEO Sam Altman watered down the reported tension between both companies as a common occurrence in any deep partnership, it seems the once-best tech bromance in history keeps on fraying by the day.

At the beginning of this year, OpenAI unveiled its $500 billion Stargate project, designed to facilitate the construction of data centers across the United States for its AI advances. The news hit the tech world by storm, with executives like Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff predicting that Microsoft won't use OpenAI's technology in the future.

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