OpenAI to Cut Microsoft Revenue Share by 2030: What It Means for the Partnership

OpenAI plans to reduce its revenue share to Microsoft by 2030.
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OpenAI to Cut Microsoft Revenue Share by 2030: What It Means for the Partnership
OpenAI Plans to Cut Microsoft’s Revenue Share by 2030: What’s Next for Their Partnership? OpenAI is set to reduce the percentage of its revenue paid to Microsoft by 2030, according to recent reports from The Information. This major shift in financial strategy is expected to impact the long-standing partnership between the two companies. Currently, OpenAI shares 20% of its revenue with Microsoft under a lucrative deal that includes both revenue sharing and exclusive access to OpenAI’s cutting-edge AI technologies, such as its APIs on Azure. However, OpenAI has informed its investors that by the end of the decade, this share will decrease to just 10%.             Image Credits:Costfoto/NurPhoto / Getty Images This change comes after OpenAI's decision to restructure its business model. The AI giant recently announced a shift towards becoming a Public Benefit Corporation (PBC) while maintaining control under its nonprofit division. This shift reflects OpenAI’s commitment to balancing pro…