OpenAI, the AI start-up that skyrocketed to global fame following the viral success of its ChatGPT chatbot, has teamed up with Google, its longtime competitor, according to a Reuters report.

The partnership is a significant win for Google Cloud, which will provide infrastructure to support OpenAI’s expanding AI workloads, including the training and operation of its flagship product ...

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OpenAI said it has no active plans to use Google's in-house chip to power its products, two days after Reuters and other news outlets reported on the AI lab's move to turn to its competitor's ...

Meta agreed to pay $14.8 billion for a 49 percent stake in the AI data firm Scale AI, which will give the company access to talent and data services.

With Google’s unmatched prowess in infrastructure and OpenAI’s cutting-edge AI developments, the alliance signifies a new era of AI advancements that require sophisticated data management ...

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The alliance is formed in battle as OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Google’s Gemini battle for dominion in the landscape of AI. Some at Google have recently said that it might not be a winner-take-all race.

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OpenAI, Google and Microsoft declined to comment. Alphabet's stock was up 2.1% on Tuesday afternoon following the news, while Microsoft shares were down 0.6%.

OpenAI has inked a deal with Google to begin using the latter's cloud computing service. This is another move by OpenAI to diversify its cloud compute portfolio beyond Microsoft Azure.

OpenAI, Google and Microsoft declined to comment. Alphabet's stock was up 2.1% on Tuesday afternoon following the news, while Microsoft shares were down 0.6%.