Openai says will use Google Cloud for Chatgpt

Openai said on Wednesday what is waiting for use Google’s Cloud infrastructure for its popular Chat Artificial intelligence Assistant.

The supplement to the extra power corresponds to Openai’s pursuit to greater computing power to meet high demand after originally, based solely on Microsoft for cloudy power. The two -companies’ relationship has developed ever since Microsoft calls Openai as competitor Last year.

Both companies sell AI tools for developers and offer subscriptions to companies.

Openai added Google to the list suppliersindicating that Chatgpt and its programming interface will use the Google Cloud platform as well as Microsoft, Buiss and Oracle.

Ad – a win for Google whose cloud unit is younger and smaller than Amazonand and Microsoft‘s. Google also has a cloud business with an anthropic that was created by former Openai executives.

Google’s infrastructure will run in the US, Japan, the Netherlands, Norway and the UK.

Last year, Oracle announced What it collaborated with Microsoft and Openal “to expand the Microsoft Azure Azure Platform for Oracle Cloud Infrastructure” to give Openai additional computing. In March Openai pledged Cloudy agreement With Coreweave for a five -year deal worth almost $ 12 billion.

Microsoft said in January that it agreed To go to the model of granting the right first refusal at any time, so that Openai requires more computing resources rather than being an exclusive supplier worldwide. Microsoft continues to contain exclusive on Openai programming interfaces.

Sam Altman, co -founder and Openai CEO, said in April that the startup stretching further Nvidia Graphic processing units for the power of its large language models facing power restrictions.

“If anyone has a GPU container in 100 -kilometer pieces, we can get as soon as possible, call!” He wrote in X Message At the time.

Reuters In June, it was reported that Openai plans to attract cloudy capacity with Google.

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