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This article discusses a potential legal dispute between Microsoft and OpenAI, along with Amazon Web Services (AWS). The core issue involves a deal where AWS will be the main cloud provider for OpenAI's enterprise platform called Frontier. Microsoft, a key partner and investor in OpenAI, believes this agreement goes against their existing partnership, which favors Microsoft's Azure cloud platform for accessing OpenAI's models.
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Sources suggest Microsoft feels the AWS deal breaks their agreement and is prepared to take legal action if necessary. Despite this, Microsoft and OpenAI have issued a statement indicating they are working to resolve the situation and are excited about potential collaborations between Amazon and OpenAI. However, they also confirmed that Frontier will continue to be hosted on Azure.
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