OpenAI's Latest AI Models Are Coming to Google Cloud and Antigravity
- On Wednesday, OpenAI announced it will make its frontier models available through Google Cloud's "Model Garden and Marketplace," allowing customers to purchase models using existing spending commitments.
- This agreement follows OpenAI's expansion onto Amazon Web Services earlier this year, after changes to its Microsoft partnership opened the door to broader cloud distribution.
- Mike Leone, analyst at Moor Insights & Strategy, said the deal signals confidence for Google, noting "the competitive advantage goes to whoever does the best job with a company's data, governance, and costs."
- OpenAI models are now offered by all three leading cloud infrastructure providers, allowing corporate customers to access technology without establishing separate relationships with the ChatGPT-maker.
- As the company targets an initial public offering, OpenAI is courting investors at a $1.4 trillion valuation while competing with Anthropic and Google's Gemini for enterprise market share.
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OpenAI's artificial intelligence (AI) model GPT is being introduced to Google Cloud, following Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Microsoft Azure. As a result, OpenAI has secured all three of the world's major cloud platforms as distribution channels for its AI models. This is interpreted as a strategy to expand touchpoints with corporate customers and increase sales of AI models. OpenAI [into] Google Cloud's 'Model Garden'
(San Francisco = Yonhap News) Correspondent Kwon Young-jeon = OpenAI's artificial intelligence (AI) model 'GPT' on Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Microsoft (MS) 'Azure'...
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