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Microsoft Forecasts Strong Cloud Growth, Record Capex

Microsoft has forecast strong cloud business growth and plans record capital spending on infrastructure. The move signals sustained AI-driven demand and could pressure rivals to match investment. Investors will watch whether higher spending compresses margins or accelerates revenue growth.

Microsoft Loses Exclusive Access to OpenAI Technology

Microsoft is losing exclusive access to OpenAI's technology, ending a preferential arrangement that underpinned its AI push across Azure, Copilot, and Bing. Other companies can now potentially access OpenAI models on equal terms, increasing competition in AI cloud services.

Microsoft and OpenAI Scrap Exclusive Revenue-Sharing Deal

Microsoft and OpenAI have ended their exclusive deal and revenue-sharing arrangement, unwinding a core part of their multi-billion dollar partnership. OpenAI can now distribute its models through other cloud providers and partners, reducing Microsoft's privileged commercial position. The full terms of any remaining

OpenAI Drops Exclusive Cloud Deal With Microsoft

OpenAI and Microsoft have amended their partnership, ending Microsoft's exclusive rights to host and distribute OpenAI's models. Azure retains preferred cloud status through 2032, but OpenAI can now work with any cloud provider. The revenue share Microsoft receives is capped and guaranteed only through 2030.

Stellantis Signs Five-Year AI Deal with Microsoft

Stellantis and Microsoft have signed a five-year AI-focused partnership, bringing Microsoft's cloud and AI infrastructure into the automaker's operations. The deal comes as Stellantis works to reverse declining performance across major markets. Financial terms and specific use cases were not disclosed.

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Microsoft expects strong cloud business growth, plans record capital spending

Microsoft has forecast strong cloud business growth and plans record capital spending on infrastructure. The move signals sustained AI-driven demand and could pressure rivals to match investment. Investors will watch whether higher spending compresses margins or accelerates revenue growth.

2mo ago · 1 min · Markets

Microsoft will no longer have exclusive access to OpenAI's technology

Microsoft is losing exclusive access to OpenAI's technology, ending a preferential arrangement that underpinned its AI push across Azure, Copilot, and Bing. Other companies can now potentially access OpenAI models on equal terms, increasing competition in AI cloud services.

2mo ago · 1 min · Technology

Microsoft and OpenAI end their exclusive and revenue-sharing deal

Microsoft and OpenAI have ended their exclusive deal and revenue-sharing arrangement, unwinding a core part of their multi-billion dollar partnership. OpenAI can now distribute its models through other cloud providers and partners, reducing Microsoft's privileged commercial position. The full terms of any remaining

2mo ago · 1 min · Technology

OpenAI ends its exclusive partnership with Microsoft

OpenAI and Microsoft have amended their partnership, ending Microsoft's exclusive rights to host and distribute OpenAI's models. Azure retains preferred cloud status through 2032, but OpenAI can now work with any cloud provider. The revenue share Microsoft receives is capped and guaranteed only through 2030.

2mo ago · 1 min · Technology

Stellantis, Microsoft sign five-year partnership for AI push

Stellantis and Microsoft have signed a five-year AI-focused partnership, bringing Microsoft's cloud and AI infrastructure into the automaker's operations. The deal comes as Stellantis works to reverse declining performance across major markets. Financial terms and specific use cases were not disclosed.

2mo ago · 1 min · Business

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