Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella confirmed the company has access to all of OpenAI’s intellectual property except consumer hardware, bolstering its AI capabilities against Google. While Microsoft’s own Maia AI chip production faces delays until 2026, OpenAI is pursuing a multi-pronged chip strategy, including partnerships with Nvidia, AMD, and Google, alongside developing its own chips with Broadcom.
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