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Cloud vendor risk refers to the potential downsides of relying on a single cloud provider, including compute capacity constraints, cost inefficiencies, and performance bottlenecks. A recent thread on WindowsForum discusses OpenAI's move to a multi-cloud strategy using Google Cloud, Azure, CoreWeave, and Oracle to reduce vendor risk. By distributing workloads across multiple providers, organizations can avoid lock-in, access specialized hardware, and improve resilience. The tag covers discussions about evaluating cloud vendor dependencies, negotiating contracts, and planning exit strategies to mitigate risks in enterprise IT environments.
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    OpenAI Goes Multi-Cloud: ChatGPT on Google Cloud, Azure, CoreWeave & Oracle

    OpenAI’s decision to run ChatGPT and its API on Google Cloud — alongside Microsoft Azure, CoreWeave, and Oracle — marks a decisive shift from single-provider reliance to a multi-cloud infrastructure designed to relieve crushing compute demand, reduce vendor risk, and squeeze performance and cost...
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