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Sean Endicott

"The work we’re doing together remains ambitious": OpenAI ends Microsoft exclusivity in a tone that doesn’t match last week’s leaked memo

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

Microsoft no longer has exclusivity with OpenAI. Following a change to the agreement between the two companies, Microsoft will be the primary cloud partner for OpenAI, but OpenAI can work with other companies if Microsoft cannot, or chooses not to, "support the necessary capabilities" of OpenAI.

Microsoft will continue to have a license for OpenAI models through 2032, but the license is now non-exclusive.

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