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OpenAI Strikes Mega $38B Cloud Deal with Amazon Web Services

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OpenAI Signs $38 Billion Cloud Computing Deal With Amazon

OpenAI has reached a multibillion-dollar agreement with Amazon.

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OpenAI strikes 7-year, $38B cloud computing deal with Amazon Web Services

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OpenAI bets $38B on Amazon's cloud to power ChatGPT and the future of AGI

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Heard on the Street Recap: Amazon Gets a Piece

Amazon's shares jumped 4% after the tech giant landed a $38 billion deal with OpenAI.

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OpenAI signs $38 billion deal to use Amazon's cloud platform

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OpenAI Signs $38 Billion Deal With Amazon

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S&P 500, Nasdaq end higher on Amazon-OpenAI deal; Fed path forward grows murky

Optimism around AI has been driving markets to record highs after several so-called "Magnificent Seven" companies pointed to a surge in spending on the technology.

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OpenAI to pay Amazon US$38 billion in 7-year cloud services deal

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OpenAI turns to Amazon in $38 billion cloud services deal after restructuring

Anyscale and Microsoft team up to launch AI-native compute service on Azure

Anyscale Inc., creator of the open-source distributed computing platform Ray, today announced a new partnership with Microsoft Corp. and the private preview of a new artificial intelligence-native compute service co-developed with Microsoft and delivered as a fully managed, first-party offering on Azure.

Anyscale Collaborates with Microsoft to Deliver AI-Native Computing on Azure

Anyscale today announced a partnership with Microsoft and the private preview of a new AI-native compute service, co-developed with Microsoft and delivered as a fully managed, first-party offering on Microsoft Azure.

Pakistan to Empower Startups With Cloud Programs and Train 7,500 People in Python and AI

The Ignite Board, under the Ministry of Information Technology and Telecommunication (MoITT), has approved a series of flagship technology and innovation

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Quantum Circuits brings dual-rail qubits to Nvidia’s CUDA-Q development platform

The Seeker quantum processor from Quantum Circuits now supports Nvidia's CUDA-Q, enabling developers to combine quantum computing with AI and machine learning.