OpenAI will reportedly start using Google's cloud servers

OpenAI has partnered with Google Cloud to meet its growing computing capacity needs, a surprise move given their rivalry in the AI space. The terms of the deal are unknown, and it's unclear how this will affect OpenAI's existing deal with Microsoft Azure. OpenAI had previously blamed Microsoft for delays in product releases due to limited computing capacity. In March, OpenAI signed a $12 billion deal with CoreWeave to increase its cloud computing capabilities. Despite this, Microsoft Azure remains a key partner for the company, and negotiations are ongoing to revise their partnership terms. This deal is a significant win for Google, which faces a threat from OpenAI's ChatGPT to its search business. The addition of OpenAI to Google Cloud's customer portfolio is expected to significantly boost its revenue, which was $43 billion last year. However, Google Cloud has struggled to meet customer demand, and it's unclear how it will prioritize access to its services. OpenAI is thriving, with projected annual revenue of $12 billion, and is on track to meet its target revenue goal.