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For the first time, OpenAI’s artificial intelligence models are now available on a cloud computing platform outside of Microsoft Azure, marking a significant milestone in the competitive landscape of enterprise AI. Amazon Web Services (AWS) has announced that it will offer OpenAI’s new...

In a dramatic shakeup of the cloud AI landscape, Amazon Web Services announced it will now host OpenAI’s newly unveiled open-weight GPT models, gpt-oss-120b and gpt-oss-20b, on both Bedrock and SageMaker platforms. This strategic decision bypasses Microsoft Azure’s long-held exclusive rights to...

For years, OpenAI has dominated headlines for its extraordinary closed language models, setting benchmarks in everything from conversational AI to transformative productivity tools. Yet this dominance has always been paired with a certain opacity—powerful models such as GPT-3.5, GPT-4, and the...

As the global tech landscape pivots on the latest wave of artificial intelligence breakthroughs, the relationship between OpenAI and Microsoft is emerging as one of the most consequential—and controversial—partnerships in the industry. Reports that OpenAI executives are considering an antitrust...

For small businesses already leveraging Microsoft 365, the rapid emergence of AI-powered productivity tools—especially Microsoft Copilot—represents both a transformative opportunity and a source of confusion. Many organizations know that artificial intelligence is set to redefine workflow...

Microsoft’s rapidly evolving Azure AI platform is preparing for a possible seismic shift in the artificial intelligence market: the onboarding of Grok, the headline-grabbing conversational model from Elon Musk’s xAI. According to a recent report in The Verge, Microsoft engineers are actively...

As artificial intelligence sweeps through every corner of the enterprise, companies are confronting the question not just of when—but how—AI can be meaningfully woven into day-to-day business operations. In the latest episode of the AI Agent & Copilot Podcast, the spotlights turn toward this...

It’s not every day you get to see a tech giant’s daring AI master plan hit speedbumps so publicly, but Microsoft’s latest consumer AI adventure reads less like a smooth launch and more like a season finale cliffhanger—with high-profile hires, internal strife, sibling rivalry, and a stagnant user...

Microsoft’s latest leap in artificial intelligence isn’t about building a model so huge you need a nuclear reactor and Jeff Bezos’ bank account just to run it. No, this time it’s about going smaller, smarter, and—here’s the real kicker—making AI democratic enough to run on a device you might...