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Inside Microsoft’s complicated relationship with OpenAI
Microsoft’s partnership with OpenAI is complicated, and the pair are intertwined both technologically and financially. While it’s been widely reported that OpenAI shares 20 percent of its revenues with Microsoft, there are additional revenue-sharing agreements in place, according to sources who are familiar with the arrangement.
A $20 billion clock is ticking for OpenAI as Microsoft talks turn fractious
The team-up has been a boon for Microsoft, which has benefited from being able to sell OpenAI’s technologies to its customers. In the company’s fiscal 2024, Microsoft’s Intelligent Cloud segment, which includes its AI cloud services, generated $105 billion of the company’s $245 billion in total revenue.
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