Prior to today’s change, OpenAI was locked into using Microsoft’s Azure cloud infrastructure exclusively for its computing needs. The news follows the announcement of a joint venture between ...

Microsoft, one of the leading tech players have disclosed a major cybersecurity breach that involves Azure OpenAI service, where cybercriminals surpassed the safeguards to create offensive and ...

This means our customers have access to the best model for their needs. The OpenAI API is exclusive to Azure, runs on Azure and is also available through the Azure OpenAI Service. This agreement ...

It also means that OpenAI’s API will be exclusive to Microsoft’s Azure cloud computing platform. Following around $14 billion investment into the AI company, Microsoft confirmed it remains "a ...

In a complaint filed in a U.S District Court in Virginia, the tech company alleged that its Azure OpenAI service has been abused for “unlawful generation of harmful images”. For context ...

Altman delivered the keynote address at the first ever Open AI DevDay conference. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images) Federal agencies with top-secret workloads can now use OpenAI’s GPT-4o through ...

Microsoft has revised its agreement with OpenAI, allowing the AI company to partner with other cloud service providers (CSPs). However, Microsoft retains the Right of First Refusal (ROFR), giving ...

What is changing is that Microsoft says OpenAI has made a “new, large Azure commitment that will continue to support all OpenAI products as well as training.” However, their exclusive ...

Microsoft is losing its designation as the exclusive provider of computing capacity for OpenAI. Microsoft said it will now have "right of first refusal" when OpenAI asks for more computing capacity.

In the complaint, Microsoft says it discovered in July 2024 that customers with Azure OpenAI Service credentials — specifically API keys, the unique strings of characters used to authenticate an ...

Microsoft also said "OpenAI recently made a new, large Azure commitment that will continue to support all OpenAI products as well as training," referring to Microsoft's Azure cloud computing service.