Two AI giants are redrawing the terms of their partnership, with major implications for tech and business worldwide.
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Microsoft has invested over $13 billion in OpenAI. Now, both companies are renegotiating to prepare for OpenAI’s IPO.
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OpenAI is moving toward a public offering—changing its revenue-sharing model and seeking greater independence.
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In exchange for giving up equity, Microsoft may gain extended access to OpenAI’s future technologies.
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The outcome of these talks could shape how AI tools like ChatGPT and GitHub Copilot evolve in business environments.
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OpenAI plans to reduce the revenue share given to Microsoft as part of its restructuring.
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Microsoft is investing in other ventures, like a $500 billion AI data center project with Oracle and SoftBank.
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With or without OpenAI, Microsoft is hedging its bets to stay at the forefront of artificial intelligence.
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A public listing would set new benchmarks in how tech firms manage funding, innovation, and control.
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These negotiations could shape the next decade of artificial intelligence—and how it transforms our world.
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