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OpenAI Models Are Now On All Three Major US Cloud Platforms

OpenAI is bringing its models to Google Cloud's model garden and Antigravity coding tool, putting its technology on all three major U.S. cloud platforms after Microsoft's exclusive license ended earlier this year. "Google Cloud's longstanding investment in machine learning and AI has made it a destination for AI workloads and the developers and data scientists building them," OpenAI said in a…

OpenAI is expanding its technology to all three major U.S. cloud platforms after Microsoft's exclusive license to its models concluded earlier in the year. According to a blog post from OpenAI, the company's models will now be available on Google Cloud's model garden and Antigravity coding tool. Google Cloud has long been a popular destination for AI workloads and developers and data scientists, thanks to its investment in machine learning and AI.

The integration will bring OpenAI's frontier models together with Google Cloud's security features, data governance, and high-performance infrastructure to handle demanding enterprise tasks. Customers using Google Cloud will be able to buy OpenAI's frontier models through the model garden, with transactions processed via the Google Cloud Marketplace.

Enterprises with existing GCP commitments will be able to utilize their Google Cloud spending for these purchases. In addition, OpenAI models will soon be accessible in Google Antigravity and the Gemini Agent, offering enterprise customers the flexibility to choose the best model for their specific needs. It's worth noting that Microsoft had exclusive rights to OpenAI's intellectual property until recently, but that arrangement ended less than six months ago, paving the way for other cloud providers like Amazon to offer OpenAI's models on their platforms.

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