OpenAI and Microsoft have revised their partnership, ending Microsoft’s exclusive license to OpenAI’s AI technology. This allows OpenAI to sell its products on rival cloud platforms like AWS and Google Cloud, addressing previous limitations. Microsoft remains a primary cloud partner and significant shareholder, while OpenAI gains greater flexibility for potential IPO.
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