OpenAI has reached a deal with Google to leverage Google Cloud for additional computing power, crucial for managing increased demand since launching ChatGPT. This partnership comes after Microsoft Azure ended its exclusive data center support for OpenAI, allowing new negotiations with Google. While the collaboration will bolster OpenAI's infrastructure, challenges loom as Google's DeepMind unit competes with OpenAI in AI advancements. Overall, the arrangement positions Google Cloud as a prominent resource provider while expanding its TPU chip services to various clients, enhancing engagement in the AI landscape.
Google Cloud will provide additional capacity to OpenAI's existing infrastructure, helping train and run AI models, amidst rising demand since ChatGPT's launch.
The collaboration poses challenges as Google's DeepMind unit competes with OpenAI in developing leading AI models, potentially limiting supplies for its competitors.
The deal positions Google Cloud as a neutral provider of computing resources, while also expanding its TPU chip usage to external clients beyond internal use.
The agreement with Google follows months of negotiations, after Microsoft Azure's exclusive partnership with OpenAI had ended earlier in the year.
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