OpenAI to bring its AI models to Google Cloud, expanding beyond Microsoft to all three top cloud providers
OpenAI will make its artificial intelligence models available for developers through Google Cloud, marking its presence on all three major cloud infrastructure providers. This move follows years of competition between OpenAI and Google, and comes less than six months after Microsoft's exclusive license on OpenAI's intellectual property ended. Amazon previously announced plans to host OpenAI models after the exclusivity period.
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