Microsoft's AI revenue reportedly depends on OpenAI for 70 percent
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Microsoft generated $24.1 billion in AI revenue through OpenAI in the fiscal year ending in June. That's about 70 percent of its total AI business, according to a Bloomberg analysis. The heavy reliance helps explain why a company long known for vendor lock-in has recently been championing open-weight models and pushing back against proprietary isolation. The article Microsoft's AI revenue reportedly depends on OpenAI for 70 percent appeared first on The Decoder .
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