OpenAI says it wants to serve all customers regardless of cloud provider, but Microsoft remains a "primary" provider.

VentureBeat research finds 72% of enterprises are running multiple "primary" AI platforms with no clear owner — creating vendor dependency, governance gaps, and a control plane no one built.

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The new arrangement gives OpenAI freedom to be on multiple cloud platforms and also simplifies the financial ties between the ...

Microsoft and the UAE-based AI firm G42 announced a massive $1 billion investment in Kenya’s digital ecosystem.

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The National Security Agency (NSA) has officially begun testing a specialized version of Anthropic’s latest large language ...

Oceaneering International’s CEO says a sophisticated research ship has scored contract wins through the rest of the year ...

Alphabet's blowout cloud growth ​has reset expectations across major tech companies, leaving ⁠investors to recalibrate which ...

Amazon and Anthropic have expanded their partnership with a fresh $5 billion investment, as part of a broader agreement that could see Amazon commit up to $25 billion in total, including an additional ...