OpenAI is reportedly turning to Google for additional computing support as its partnership with Microsoft continues to fray.

Starbucks unveiled a generative AI assistant created with Microsoft Azure's OpenAI platform at its Leadership Experience in Las Vegas. The technology will roll out to stores in the U.S. and Canada in fiscal 2026.

According to reports, OpenAI is in talks with Google Cloud regarding a partnership for its surging computing requirements. Demand spiked recently: Altman said t

Relationships between AI giants begin to shuffle as OpenAI is no longer locked into a deal with Microsoft Azure for cloud services.

French AI firm Mistral will release its first reasoning model Tuesday, taking on the likes of OpenAI and China’s DeepSeek.

The partnership gives the ChatGPT-maker access to Google's cloud services for training new AI models - and more distance from Microsoft.

The funds will support Sam Altman-led firm’s next phase of model development and its large-scale data center project, Stargate.

CoreWeave, which sells computing services built on Nvidia’s graphics processing units, will provide computing capacity to Google’s cloud unit, according to sources familiar with the matter. The sources also said Google will then sell that computing capacity to OpenAI to meet the growing demand for services like ChatGPT.

OpenAI describes ChatGPT's future role as having "T-shaped skills." That means deep knowledge in some areas (like coding or business writing) and a general understanding of many others. So, whether you need help building a website, planning social media posts, managing your calendar, or even translating a customer email, ChatGPT aims to handle it.

Google and OpenAI compete with each other in the artificial intelligence domain, with both companies offering some of the best on Android phones. However, it now looks like both companies are putting aside the competition and have struck a deal to collaborate in the field of AI.